This is a very simple program I wrote to restart Apache 2 running
on Windows 2000 PRO every hour. It came about because it kept crashing
and as the server lives miles away from my home I got sick of making
emergency trips to restart it.
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Its not flash, nor is it intended to be anything definitve, I just
appreciate the work that goes into the apache server for free so
thought I'd make this tool for windows users available. In Linux
I would just use a script to automate this.
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Installation is simple. Click <a href="apache_governor.exe">Here</a> and 
download the .exe file into a folder. Make a shortcut to it in your
startup folder so that it starts automatically. In the service name
field the name "Apache2" is already filled in for you, if your apache
server service is called something else you can type it in here
(although I recommend sticking with this and renaming the actual service,
as whatever you type is not saved and it reverts to "Apache2" if you
restart the governor)...might fix that with an .ini file one of these
days. 
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This is written in RAPIDQ (my language of choice). Older (ie.
virus definitions not updated) versions of Norton may tell you this file
is a virus, because Norton once condemned every program written in RAPIDQ
to virus status after some kiddie wrote a trojan in it 10 years ago.
Up to date proper virus programs do not indicate it is a virus, so if
your PC tells you it is, I suggest updating your virus database or 
getting a proper virus program like the free AVG.
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I may update this from time to time if I change anything so its a good
idea to bookmark this page.
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You can contact me <a href="http://www.isonliveradio.com/radiodial/contact.php">Here</a>.