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So is it working now or was this sarcasm? |
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> hee hee... good point... though I don't think I've added anything else |
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> to daemontools (it would have an entry under /service, right?)... |
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> And besides, all them there services need a good restartin' now and |
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> then... ;-) |
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> Eric Paynter wrote: |
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> > Kashani said: |
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> >>I'd also restart qmail, but I don't think that it's actually necessary. |
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> >>/etc/init.d/svscan stop |
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> >>/etc/init.d/svscan start |
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> > eeeek!!! Only use this command if qmail is the only thing using |
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> > daemontools!! This will restart every service in your /service directory. |
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> > To restart only the smtp daemon, do: |
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> > svc -t /service/qmail-smtpd |
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> > -Eric |
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Georg Hubinger |
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Systemtechnik und -entwicklung |
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