Just like nginx allows reloads, this should too. Don't know how yet as PyWebServer doesn't run as a daemon so something like sudo nginx -s reload doesn't work. Will figure something out.
Just like nginx allows reloads, this should too. Don't know how yet as PyWebServer doesn't run as a daemon so something like `sudo nginx -s reload` doesn't work. Will figure something out.
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Currently have implemented some insanely basic thingy using the URI (/?pywebsrv_reload_conf=1) which returns a HTTP 204 status code. Just gotta commit it now. Will improve on it though.
Currently have implemented some insanely basic thingy using the URI (`/?pywebsrv_reload_conf=1`) which returns a `HTTP 204` status code. Just gotta commit it now. Will improve on it though.
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Just like nginx allows reloads, this should too. Don't know how yet as PyWebServer doesn't run as a daemon so something like
sudo nginx -s reloaddoesn't work. Will figure something out.Currently have implemented some insanely basic thingy using the URI (
/?pywebsrv_reload_conf=1) which returns aHTTP 204status code. Just gotta commit it now. Will improve on it though.I've improved the
HTTP 204status code to aHTTP 302code which returns you to the URI/. Will improve later though.