I don't remember a mechanism in dnsmasq to achive this, although support for it (if it isn't too much work) would
be something I'd happily help with.That being said, I think what you want is "inotify" on Linux, or
"filewatcher" on Windows. These services will watch files for changes and automatically trigger actions
like "reload dnsmasq"Warning: On Linux, inotify is an API so you still need a client to help you
configure it. Something like the inotify-tools package on arch. (I think on debian based systems too)Hope this
helpsOn Mar 9, 2022, at 1:43 PM, Frank Liu <gfrank...@gmail.com> wrote:Hi,If I add a new file in
/etc/dnsmasq.d that has a few srv-host entries,what's the best way to signal dnsmasq, other than restart it, so
thatthose records can be resolvable?Thanks!Frank_______________________________________________Dnsmasq-discuss
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