Apache restart

[fondy]

Hello I am using OS6.10.4 on my Readynas Pro 2. I want using the NAS for Piwigo photo albums. When I install and work with the php files, I want to restart the apache2 service, SSH is avtivated and I use Putty til login. 'systemctl status -a apacher2' is ok, I can se the apache status 'systemctl restart apache2', 'systemctl stop apache2' and 'systemctl start apache2' did not work, I got error message Is there another cli commands I can use to restart the appache2 server? Regards Paal

[StephenB · Accepted solution]

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@fondy wrote:
Hello I am using OS6.10.4 on my Readynas Pro 2. I want using the NAS for Piwigo photo albums. When I install and work with the php files, I want to restart the apache2 service, SSH is avtivated and I use Putty til login. 'systemctl status -a apacher2' is ok, I can se the apache status 'systemctl restart apache2', 'systemctl stop apache2' and 'systemctl start apache2' did not work, I got error message Is there another cli commands I can use to restart the appache2 server? Regards Paal

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Those commands work fine on my RN102 (also running 6.10.4)

root@RN102:~# systemctl restart apache2
root@RN102:~# systemctl stop apache2
root@RN102:~# systemctl start apache2
root@RN102:~#

I suspect you logged into the NAS using the admin account, instead of using root. The commands will fail if you make that mistake.

[StephenB · Accepted solution]

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@fondy wrote:
Hello I am using OS6.10.4 on my Readynas Pro 2. I want using the NAS for Piwigo photo albums. When I install and work with the php files, I want to restart the apache2 service, SSH is avtivated and I use Putty til login. 'systemctl status -a apacher2' is ok, I can se the apache status 'systemctl restart apache2', 'systemctl stop apache2' and 'systemctl start apache2' did not work, I got error message Is there another cli commands I can use to restart the appache2 server? Regards Paal

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Those commands work fine on my RN102 (also running 6.10.4)

root@RN102:~# systemctl restart apache2
root@RN102:~# systemctl stop apache2
root@RN102:~# systemctl start apache2
root@RN102:~#

I suspect you logged into the NAS using the admin account, instead of using root. The commands will fail if you make that mistake.

[fondy]

thx a lot StephenB I will try that I am using the admin account 🙂

[fondy]

Hi tested an all is ok, thx a lot 🙂