although this trick doesn't seem to work with the RedHat xinetd (grrrr)
in general for other services
/etc/init.d/SERVICE stop
/etc/init.d/SERVICE start
where SERVICE is a background service like inetd, apache, nfs, smb etc.
might be a different pathname on some flavours of Linux, but good to know.
Stuart.
Michael Lake
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07/03/2002
01:07 PM
Please respond
to Michael
Lake
Ben Donohue wrote:
> Hi slugs,
> excuse me if this is obvious to some.
> If I edit inetd.conf is there a way to re-run inetd.conf with the new
> settings without restarting the computer?
# killall -HUP inetd
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