NAME
    httpd_ctl - An apache httpd control script that supports Template
    Toolkit pre-processing

SYNOPSIS
    httpd_ctl [--all|-a] [--batch|-b] [--conf_file|-f *httpd.conf file*]
    [--debug|-d] [--help|-h] [--man|-m] [--template|-t]
    (start|stop|coldrestart|restart|graceful|configtest)+

DESCRIPTION
    An apache httpd control script that supports Template Toolkit
    pre-processing

OPTIONS
    --conf_file|-f *httpd.conf file*
        If file extension is .tt automatically implies --template

    --debug|-d
        prints debug messages

    --help|-h
        prints out usage information and exits

    --httpd_opt|-o *options*
        A quoted string specifying any additional options to pass through to
        the httpd.

    --man|-m
        produces man page

    --template|-t
        Requires the --conf_file file to be processed by Template Toolkit.
        The processed file will be placed in the same directory .

        This allows you to do things like environment variable substitution:

         [% USE env = EnvHash %]
         [% env.MY_LOG_DIR %]

        It is that simple!

        But, remember you can do much more powerful things with Template
        Toolkit, and use variables in control structures such as if, for,
        foreach and so on. See http://www.template-toolkit.org/ to read
        about Template Toolkit in full.

    start
        start httpd

    stop
        stop httpd

    coldrestart
        stop the httpd and then start it

    restart
        Restart httpd if running by sending a SIGHUP or start if not running

    graceful
        Do a graceful restart by sending a SIGUSR1 or start if not running

    configtest
        Do a configuration syntax test and check virtual hosts.

EXIT STATUS
            0 - Completed Successfully
            1 - Otherwise

See Also
    Template

AUTHOR
    Sagar R. Shah

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
    Copyright 2006 Sagar R. Shah, All Rights Reserved.

    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.