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Usually processes are killed, but if it is not a separate process from Apache you probably have to either modify the CGI program to respond to Signals or kill Apache :-)

update: Instead of signals, a flag file could be used, or any other mean to deliver requests/orders to a process

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Re^2: How can i terminate a perl embedded CGI program running from a Apache server?
by sanjay nayak (Sexton) on Jan 07, 2009 at 07:09 UTC

    Hi puudeli

    Many many thanks for the reply. Suppose a.pl, b.pl and c.pl are running in a web browser (Which are called from the Apache server). At that time i want to terminate the a.pl, so how can i do that.Is there any specific code for that. Plz suggest.

    Regd's
    Sanjay
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