On Mon, 24 Sep 2001, Les Stott wrote:
> > Find the process ID for xinetd
> > ps -ef | grep xinetd
> >
> > then kill -USR1 pid_of_xinetd
> > eg kill -USR1 676
Or save time by "killall -USR1 xinetd". See killall(1).
> Probably easier than finding the PID and then using the kill command is by
> service xinetd restart or
Closer would be "service xinetd reload", but that does a USR2.
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