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mikeisgreat
hi all,
i am new to python programming, so thanks for your patience in advance.
I have a small script that I am working on that i want to restart
multiple instances of apaches on our developers servers. We have about
25 developers each with their own apache.
<snip>
import sys, os
try:
file = open("users.dat", "r")
except IOError, message:
print >> sys.stderr, "File could not be opened:", message
sys.exit( 1 )
fdata = file.xreadlines()
for data in fdata:
fields = data.split("_")
# print "USER: " + fields[0] + " ADDRESS: " + fields[1].strip("\n")
print '/etc/init.d/httpd_' + fields[0] + ' restart
</snip>
each users apache is named 'httpd_{user}'
I am not sure how to do this cleanly other than in a shell script.
I want to restart the apache and wait until complete to restart the
next users apache.
Any advice is appreciated ..
again, thanks for your time.
-mike
i am new to python programming, so thanks for your patience in advance.
I have a small script that I am working on that i want to restart
multiple instances of apaches on our developers servers. We have about
25 developers each with their own apache.
<snip>
import sys, os
try:
file = open("users.dat", "r")
except IOError, message:
print >> sys.stderr, "File could not be opened:", message
sys.exit( 1 )
fdata = file.xreadlines()
for data in fdata:
fields = data.split("_")
# print "USER: " + fields[0] + " ADDRESS: " + fields[1].strip("\n")
print '/etc/init.d/httpd_' + fields[0] + ' restart
</snip>
each users apache is named 'httpd_{user}'
I am not sure how to do this cleanly other than in a shell script.
I want to restart the apache and wait until complete to restart the
next users apache.
Any advice is appreciated ..
again, thanks for your time.
-mike