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I follow the tutorial "Getting Started with Django" - http://docs.webfaction.com/software/django/getting-started.html At the end of the tutorial, you are advised to restart the Apache server. However, if I basically run the command "restart", I receive following note: restart: missing job name Try 'restart --help' for more information What is the JOB in my Django app? Thanks. asked 25 Oct '14, 10:47 jakub_l |
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`I went ahead and restarted your apache instance via the following command as your user. /home/username/ Please open a support ticket if you are still having an issue. answered 25 Oct '14, 11:13 aaront ♦♦ it works, thanks... And don't you know what should I input if I want to restart it by myself? I guess it's a Windows-related issue and I'll switch to Linux soon... but just for now...
(25 Oct '14, 11:28)
jakub_l
That command should work via ssh or putty
(25 Oct '14, 11:35)
aaront ♦♦
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Hi! Any progress or suggestions on the issue? Im having the exact same problem, and i cant find much when googling unfortunately. answered 27 Nov '14, 00:16 Kristian The 'restart' command that we use on our servers won't work on Windows, It's a Linux shell script. How are you running Django on your Windows system?
(27 Nov '14, 00:40)
seanf
Hi Kristian, I am a Linux user right now but as far as I remember the above specified command began working on Windows Power Shell once it was written exactly as above ./webapps/app name/apache2/bin/restart. I initially jumped into the bin folder and run "restart" command only - it didn't work on windows.
(27 Nov '14, 07:55)
jakub_l
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If you need a temporary linux machine to gain SSH access, try running Linux from a live CD. answered 28 Nov '14, 03:13 jcorbind |
