<quote who="Wu, Shirley">
> Is there a way to force Nagios to reload the configuration data
> without restarting the process and re-initializing the scheduling
> queue? In our environment, we are constantly adding and deleting
> hosts and services every day.
If you ran "make install-init", you will have a startup script
installed. Something like /etc/init.d/nagios.
Then just run /usr/init.d/nagios reload.
If you don't then just "pkill -HUP nagios"
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