Restart Apache ssh?

There are several reasons why you might need to restart your Apache ssh service. Perhaps you were editing your httpd.conf file and made a typo. Or, you installed new software that requires that Apache be restarted. Whatever the reason, the next thing you need to do is restart Apache ssh. restarting Apache will automatically restart Apache on all the other services it supports.

Restart Apache ssh daemon?

If Apache ssh is not running, press Ctrl+C to stop the service. To restart the service, run: sudo service apache2 restart You can check if the service is running by running the following: service status apache2

Restart apachessh?

If you are using the Linux version of Apache, or the macOS version of Apache, you can restart the service using the following commands:

Restart apachesshd?

Apache needs to run before you can connect to a remote server over SSH. If you’ve restarted your Apache service, you need to restart the service using the following:

Restart sshd apache

The Apache web server uses the Apache Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to encrypt communications between the web server and browser. To have the Apache web server use the SSL version of the MySQL Connector, you must enable the MySQL SSL communication option in the MySQL configuration file. If you are using MySQL on Ubuntu, edit the my.cnf file to change the mysql-socket connection parameter to the following: