Where do I find linux commandline httpd exit codes?
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I am building an api through ssh and it relies on the exit codes of all individual commands.
I've found all exit status codes and their meaning for commands like:
useradd, userdel, mkdir and others, but I am missing a list of all exit codes and related status messages from httpd. Does anybody know where I can find those?
httpd
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I am building an api through ssh and it relies on the exit codes of all individual commands.
I've found all exit status codes and their meaning for commands like:
useradd, userdel, mkdir and others, but I am missing a list of all exit codes and related status messages from httpd. Does anybody know where I can find those?
httpd
asked Feb 5 at 12:22
Skid KaddaSkid Kadda
1011
You want to run httpd as a command through an api?
– Berend
Feb 5 at 12:44
yes, httpd reload. And on error I'd like to catch an exit code and extract it's message. My api is an ssh api, between to servers on a local network.
– Skid Kadda
Feb 5 at 12:57
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I don't have an Apache install handy, but the docs say you should use apachectl instead (httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/programs/apachectl.html). "The apachectl script returns a 0 exit value on success, and >0 if an error occurs. For more details, view the comments in the script."
– Berend
Feb 5 at 13:07
I just ran: httpd reload 2>/dev/null && echo 0 || echo $? It seems like it just exits 0 or 1. So I guess I will have to stop replying on exitcodes for some commands. I think I will read the response line for line for some commands.
– Skid Kadda
Feb 5 at 13:12
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I am building an api through ssh and it relies on the exit codes of all individual commands.
I've found all exit status codes and their meaning for commands like:
useradd, userdel, mkdir and others, but I am missing a list of all exit codes and related status messages from httpd. Does anybody know where I can find those?
httpd
asked Feb 5 at 12:22
Skid KaddaSkid Kadda
1011
I am building an api through ssh and it relies on the exit codes of all individual commands.
I've found all exit status codes and their meaning for commands like:
useradd, userdel, mkdir and others, but I am missing a list of all exit codes and related status messages from httpd. Does anybody know where I can find those?
httpd
httpd
asked Feb 5 at 12:22
Skid KaddaSkid Kadda
1011
asked Feb 5 at 12:22
Skid KaddaSkid Kadda
1011
asked Feb 5 at 12:22
Skid KaddaSkid Kadda
1011
asked Feb 5 at 12:22
Skid KaddaSkid Kadda
1011
asked Feb 5 at 12:22
Skid KaddaSkid Kadda
1011
1011
You want to run httpd as a command through an api?
– Berend
Feb 5 at 12:44
yes, httpd reload. And on error I'd like to catch an exit code and extract it's message. My api is an ssh api, between to servers on a local network.
– Skid Kadda
Feb 5 at 12:57
1
I don't have an Apache install handy, but the docs say you should use apachectl instead (httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/programs/apachectl.html). "The apachectl script returns a 0 exit value on success, and >0 if an error occurs. For more details, view the comments in the script."
– Berend
Feb 5 at 13:07
I just ran: httpd reload 2>/dev/null && echo 0 || echo $? It seems like it just exits 0 or 1. So I guess I will have to stop replying on exitcodes for some commands. I think I will read the response line for line for some commands.
– Skid Kadda
Feb 5 at 13:12
add a comment |
You want to run httpd as a command through an api?
– Berend
Feb 5 at 12:44
yes, httpd reload. And on error I'd like to catch an exit code and extract it's message. My api is an ssh api, between to servers on a local network.
– Skid Kadda
Feb 5 at 12:57
1
I don't have an Apache install handy, but the docs say you should use apachectl instead (httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/programs/apachectl.html). "The apachectl script returns a 0 exit value on success, and >0 if an error occurs. For more details, view the comments in the script."
– Berend
Feb 5 at 13:07
I just ran: httpd reload 2>/dev/null && echo 0 || echo $? It seems like it just exits 0 or 1. So I guess I will have to stop replying on exitcodes for some commands. I think I will read the response line for line for some commands.
– Skid Kadda
Feb 5 at 13:12
You want to run httpd as a command through an api?
– Berend
Feb 5 at 12:44
You want to run httpd as a command through an api?
– Berend
Feb 5 at 12:44
yes, httpd reload. And on error I'd like to catch an exit code and extract it's message. My api is an ssh api, between to servers on a local network.
– Skid Kadda
Feb 5 at 12:57
yes, httpd reload. And on error I'd like to catch an exit code and extract it's message. My api is an ssh api, between to servers on a local network.
– Skid Kadda
Feb 5 at 12:57
1
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I don't have an Apache install handy, but the docs say you should use apachectl instead (httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/programs/apachectl.html). "The apachectl script returns a 0 exit value on success, and >0 if an error occurs. For more details, view the comments in the script."
– Berend
Feb 5 at 13:07
I don't have an Apache install handy, but the docs say you should use apachectl instead (httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/programs/apachectl.html). "The apachectl script returns a 0 exit value on success, and >0 if an error occurs. For more details, view the comments in the script."
– Berend
Feb 5 at 13:07
I just ran: httpd reload 2>/dev/null && echo 0 || echo $? It seems like it just exits 0 or 1. So I guess I will have to stop replying on exitcodes for some commands. I think I will read the response line for line for some commands.
– Skid Kadda
Feb 5 at 13:12
I just ran: httpd reload 2>/dev/null && echo 0 || echo $? It seems like it just exits 0 or 1. So I guess I will have to stop replying on exitcodes for some commands. I think I will read the response line for line for some commands.
– Skid Kadda
Feb 5 at 13:12
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You want to run httpd as a command through an api?
– Berend
Feb 5 at 12:44
yes, httpd reload. And on error I'd like to catch an exit code and extract it's message. My api is an ssh api, between to servers on a local network.
– Skid Kadda
Feb 5 at 12:57
1
I don't have an Apache install handy, but the docs say you should use apachectl instead (httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/programs/apachectl.html). "The apachectl script returns a 0 exit value on success, and >0 if an error occurs. For more details, view the comments in the script."
– Berend
Feb 5 at 13:07
I just ran: httpd reload 2>/dev/null && echo 0 || echo $? It seems like it just exits 0 or 1. So I guess I will have to stop replying on exitcodes for some commands. I think I will read the response line for line for some commands.
– Skid Kadda
Feb 5 at 13:12