On 09/07/12 17:07, Angus Gratton wrote: > My initial inclination was to put an entry for /sbin/reboot in inetd > and just send out a broadcast packet on that port (we're on a private > network) to reboot everyone after the image has changed. Then I thought > that if /sbin/reboot wasn't cached, this wouldn't work, so I'd need to > copy /sbin/reboot to /tmp/reboot at startup and then run /tmp/reboot. > > Are there any better, less hacky, practices that people are using? > I use a program called epoptes http://www.epoptes.org/ to reboot all the terminals. It's also very helpful for assisting people and sending out messages.
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