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I made some settings in php.ini of my site that are not working, and they told me that I needed to restart apache to make it work, but I don’t know how to proceed with this reboot. Someone can give me a way to make it?
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This depends on the operating system used.
If you have access to SSH:
No Centos/RHEL
If you use Cpanel you’re probably using the Centos!
service httpd restart
In Debian/Ubuntu
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
sudo service apache2 restart
You can replace the restart for reload, or use the reload before the restart to update the configuration data.
If using "admin panels":
No Cpanel/WHM
You can use the Restart Services:
Home >> Restart Services >> HTTP Server (Apache)
In Plesk 10.x-12.x
You can use the Services Management:
[Server >>] Tools & Settings >> Services Management : Web Server (Apache)
Note: I no longer use the Cpanel and never used the Plesk, for this reason I cannot say that the data is still correct and updated. This data was extracted from the company’s own page.
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On Linux is
sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart– stderr
What platform?
– MagicHat
Click [Edit] and give more details about the server type, whether it’s a third party or not, etc. - if you have access to php.ini, I assume you have access to the apache service.
– Bacco
Usually in a hosoeding there is a panel where you can restart just by clicking on a button.. If you are in a hosting case, see the hosting support.
– Daniel Omine