"Ralf Guenthner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| I then issued a svc -d which seemed to stop everything. Then svc -u =
| restarted qmail. Am I doing this correctly??
No. The procedure is
1) svc -d
-either-
2a) wait for qmail-send to exit (could take hours):
while testfilelock /var/run/qmail/lock
do sleep 60
done
-or-
2b) do a ps to find any qmail-remote processes, and manually kill them
3) svc -u
I think svc should send signals to an entire process group, not
just to the child it is controlling.
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