Assuming you're using a web server that supports htaccess files, you
could easily just pop in a .htaccess file that denies access to
everything. You could even add a PHP ini directive like:
php_value auto_prepend_file "maintenance.php"
where maintenance.php could contain something like:
<html><head><title>Down for Maintenance</title></head><body>Site down
for maintenance!</body></html> <?php exit(0); ?>
(Or, to be sure, you could do both.)
jon
Ben Liu wrote:
Hello All,
I'm not sure this is strictly a PHP related question or perhaps a
server admin question as well. What do you do when you are trying to
shutdown a web application for maintenance (like a membership or
registration-required system)? I understand that you can temporarily
upload or activate a holding page that prevents users from continuing
to login/use the system, but how can you insure that there are no
ongoing sessions or users still in the process of doing something?
What's the best method for handling this, especially if you don't have
full control of the server hosting the web app?
Thanks for any advice,
- Ben
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