Running slowed commands trough ssh2(php)

[ColdDoT]

Hello

i want to restart let say apache through php
i do it with a ssh client through php, so jo get

sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart

Problem: it wil cut of php send of commands so it wil only stop apache but not start it.

Solution: i don't know. U?

My toughts: run the php script, it sends the command to the system but waits 2 seconds before executing the command so that apache kan finish up the sending to the client.

Is this clear enough?

Greets ColdDoT

[edge]

did you try running it in quotes?

Something like: "\sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart"\ or \"sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart\"

[ColdDoT]

Um wablieft

php script

PHP Code:

function ssh($command){
    global $connection, $stream;
    $stream = ssh2_exec($connection, $command, FALSE);
    stream_set_blocking( $stream, true );
    $cmd = fread($stream,4096);
    fclose($stream);
    return $cmd;
}
$initd = trim(str_replace("\n","",ssh("locate /etc/init.d/apache")));
$reboot = ssh2_exec($connection, trim(str_replace("\n","",ssh("sudo ".$initd." restart"))), FALSE); 


The whole thing is that the command must run when my webpage is done loading

[ColdDoT]

Use the

httpd -k graceful

command

then it works

Greets