Automatically restart Apache & MySQL

[Sp32]

This is pretty useful for people who are lazy and don't want to fix an underlying problem (usually a script that has a memory leak or if you want your website to run more efficient but don't want to pay more)

Login as root via SSH and do the following (These commands designed for Ubuntu/Linux with nano installed):

cd /
mkdir commands
cd commands
nano reboot.sh

Paste:

#!/bin/sh
/etc/init.d/apache2 restart
/etc/init.d/mysql restart

ctrl + x
y
return button/enter button
chmod +x reboot.sh
crontab -e

Paste:

59 * * * * /commands/reboot.sh

59 * * * * /commands/reboot.sh

59 is for minutes, second (*) is for hours, third (*) is for days and fourth (*) is for months and fifth (*) is for day in the week (0 = sunday, 6 = saturday)

Sp32 Reviewed by Sp32 on 4th Sep 2011. Automatically restart Apache & MySQL This is pretty useful for people who are lazy and don't want to fix an underlying problem (usually a script that has a memory leak or if you want your website to run more efficient but don't want to pay more) Login as root via SSH and do the following (These commands designed for Ubuntu/Linux with nano installed): cd / mkdir commands cd commands nano reboot.sh Paste: Rating: 5

[nasavsisro]

Thanks friend i will try this bcoz i have limited bandwidth. Hope it Works