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Jeff Schaller ♦
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Recently, Mymy blog always shutdown, it use centos6.2+apache2.2+mysql5.5+php5.3. I have raised MaxClients in httpd.conf, but less useful.

So is it possible to write a shell script (Run with crontab every 10 minutes), to read the httpd/error_log, if the last message preg_match sending a SIGTERM do restart apache automatically?

Recently, My blog always shutdown, it use centos6.2+apache2.2+mysql5.5+php5.3. I have raised MaxClients in httpd.conf, but less useful.

So is it possible to write a shell script (Run with crontab every 10 minutes), to read the httpd/error_log, if the last message preg_match sending a SIGTERM do restart apache automatically?

Recently, my blog always shutdown, it use centos6.2+apache2.2+mysql5.5+php5.3. I have raised MaxClients in httpd.conf, but less useful.

So is it possible to write a shell script (Run with crontab every 10 minutes), to read the httpd/error_log, if the last message preg_match sending a SIGTERM do restart apache automatically?

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Recently, My blog always shutdown, it use centos6.2+apache2.2+mysql5.5+php5.3. I have raised MaxClients in httpd.conf, but less useful. So

So is it possible to write a shell script (Run with crontab every 10 minutes), to read the httpd/error_log, if the last message preg_match sending a SIGTERM do restart apache automaticllyautomatically? I am not good at writing a shell script. Only some idea, I home someone could help me. Many thanks.

Recently, My blog always shutdown, it use centos6.2+apache2.2+mysql5.5+php5.3. I have raised MaxClients in httpd.conf, but less useful. So is it possible to write a shell script (Run with crontab every 10 minutes), to read the httpd/error_log, if the last message preg_match sending a SIGTERM do restart apache automaticlly? I am not good at writing a shell script. Only some idea, I home someone could help me. Many thanks.

Recently, My blog always shutdown, it use centos6.2+apache2.2+mysql5.5+php5.3. I have raised MaxClients in httpd.conf, but less useful.

So is it possible to write a shell script (Run with crontab every 10 minutes), to read the httpd/error_log, if the last message preg_match sending a SIGTERM do restart apache automatically?

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How to write a shell script restart apache if `server reached MaxClients`

Recently, My blog always shutdown, it use centos6.2+apache2.2+mysql5.5+php5.3. I have raised MaxClients in httpd.conf, but less useful. So is it possible to write a shell script (Run with crontab every 10 minutes), to read the httpd/error_log, if the last message preg_match sending a SIGTERM do restart apache automaticlly? I am not good at writing a shell script. Only some idea, I home someone could help me. Many thanks.