Hi Paul,
Use a copy command that copies this specific file, and then use define
to add the box to a "restart_ssh" class, that you use later with in a
shellcommand.
From the manual:
define
This option is followed by a list of classes which are to be
`switched on' if and only if the named file was copied. In multiple
(recursive) copy operations the classes become defined if any of the
files in the file tree were copied. This feature is useful for switching
on other actions which are to be performed after the installation of key
files (e.g. package installation scripts etc).
Regards,
Marco
PAUL WILLIAMSON wrote:
How can I tell a process to restart only if a certain file has changed?
We just changed the way our login banners are supposed to occur.
Before, they appeared prior to login, so I could just use the
sshd_config file and specify an banner in the file. Now, I need
to present the banner after login. In order to do this, I need to
restart sshd. But, I don't want to restart sshd during the
middle of the day or when the sshd_config file hasn't changed.
Paul
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