On 1/18/06, James Carlson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So can I file an RFE for it ? or is such thing already done , if yes could you please point me to the location ?
Thanks much.
The logic seems to be good enough, but that should be built in to the core of the application(or daemon) to monitor the file change.. so sad :-/
Yes, I wholeheartely incline towards the above statement..and would like to file an RFE .. ?
Nikhil writes:
> > File dependencies don't work that way. See CR 5106165.
>
>
> So , that makes me ask if there are file change dependencies ;) ? .
Unfortunately, no, not yet.
So can I file an RFE for it ? or is such thing already done , if yes could you please point me to the location ?
> Could
> you please provide me the URL for the above CR ?
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=5106165
Thanks much.
I don't know if it's in the public version of sunsolve. I have no way
of accessing that. :-<
> > Add an exec_method for "refresh".
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>
> I get you...but I am more inclined to adding a dependency and then the
> exec_method. Please correct me if I am deviating ..
If you have a daemon or application running, which I'd expect you do,
you could just stat() the file when necessary and skip the whole
SIGHUP mechanism.
The logic seems to be good enough, but that should be built in to the core of the application(or daemon) to monitor the file change.. so sad :-/
If you really want file changes to propagate through SMF as some sort
of "events," I think that's something that will require SMF changes as
well.
Yes, I wholeheartely incline towards the above statement..and would like to file an RFE .. ?
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