When I click on Restart Apache button, I have this error:
[code:1]* Starting web server apache2 (98)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to address 0.0.0.0:80 no listening sockets available, shutting down Unable to open logs ...fail![/code:1] And Apache not working.
And when I am trying to start Apache:
[code:1]Failed to start service :
: * Starting web server apache2 ...done.[/code:1] (Apache now woks)
When I use terminal /etc/init.d/apache2 restart Apache restarts and WEB server is working (restarting takes about 10 seconds).
Maybe it is because I have installed many php modules (php5-ffmpeg, php5-mysql, php-mcrypt, php-gettext, php getid3 and some other modules)?
How and where can I add additional shell command when someone is trying to stop or restart apache (for example, when adding new site, update site...)? Where do I put <i>killall -v apache2</i>?
Any clues in the Apache logs as to why startup is so slow? I wouldn't think a few PHP modules would slow it down that much. (Also, why not run php under mod_fcgid/mod_suexec, and avoid including mod_php entirely? It's more secure, and about the same performance for almost all use cases. This is orthogonal to your problem, I think, I'm just curious.)
Anyway, starting and stopping of Apache is configurable in the Apache module.
Browse to Webmin:Servers:Apache Webserver
Click on Module Config
Select System Configuration
And set "Command to Stop Apache" and optionally "Command to apply configuration".
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