Buenas noches ppl!

I ran into a little problem on IRC and am a bit clueless so I just pass 
it on to the pros:

<oberon> hi
<oberon> is there a keyword I can put in an .i file that will prevent a 
daemon from restarting when a daemon is uses/needs restarts ?
<xerxes2> oberon: i'm not sure what you mean?
<oberon> when there is a daemon A that uses/needs daemon B - if B 
restarts for whatever reason, A is forced to restart too
<oberon> I wonder if there is a way to prevent this forced restart
<xerxes2> hmm, i didnt know that.
<xerxes2> i'll take it up with ismaell later.
<xerxes2> sounds just stupid yes.
<oberon> it's reasonable, but there should be a way to prevent this
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<xerxes2> ok
<xerxes2> as you said a keyword like "norestart" would solve it.
<xerxes2> dunno if that exists.
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<oberon> actually there should be two levels of "norestart"
<oberon> the simpler one is just "norestart;"
<oberon> the more complex one will accept exceptions
<xerxes2> hmm ok.
<oberon> ie, when a daemon depends on A and B, when A restarts you dont 
want to restart, but whn B restarts you *do* want to restart
<oberon> I'll settle for a simple "norestart;" for now .. :-)
<xerxes2> ok. :D
<Ditegen> if A needs B and B restarts: there should be restart handler in A
<Ditegen> it either restarts or runs the script in restart handler
<Ditegen> most simple case is A sends itself SIGHUP in the script
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<oberon> Ditegen, yeah, thats a better idea, but it will take a longer 
time to implement
<oberon> that's why I said that I'll settle for a simple "norestart" for now

Greets Jens

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