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I am doing some of the development for my Django app straight on my shared server rather than on a local machine (I know that initially is the problem) however regardless, I would like to know if there is a way to restart the apache server on my shared hosted server (Bluehost) for when I modify any of the python files.
I’m not sure how the Django framework is setup, maybe restarting the webserver is not needed?
THanks!
How is the apache configured to run python codes? are you using fcgi, wsgi or something else?
What i do is, i use a fcgi process and restart fcgi process without the need to restart the webserver. In my case web server is nginx but it should be same in apache if you are using fcgi.