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Restarting Apache via Terminal or System Preferences?
Authored by: robertm on Oct 31, '04 04:52:22PM

Thanks for the tip. After making a php.ini file and copying it to /etc, I tried stopping and restarting Apache using apachectl stop and apachectl start (normally that has worked fine when I've made changes to httpd.conf)

But when I reloaded my phpinfo() file, it showed register_globals still were off.

So I stopped and restarted Personal Web Sharing in System Preferences. Checking phpinfo() again, that worked. I am probably missing something basic here, but I thought apachectl stop/start were the same thing.

Isn't there a Terminal command that will cause php to reload after making changes to php.ini?



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