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On 06/06/2016 06:04 PM, Tom H wrote: |
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> 1) I've never used systemd on Gentoo but I assume that you can |
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> co-install openrc and systemd. So you'd want to check whether systemd |
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> is running: |
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> [ -d /run/systemd/system ] |
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I think the way I did this, it will be a no-op if systemd is not running |
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(or if e.g. spamd is not running *under* systemd). I committed the cron |
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job yesterday, so I'll hear about it if it doesn't work. |
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> 2) spamassassin.service is running |
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> 3) reload or restart spamassassin.service |
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> systemctl try-reload-or-restart spamassassin.service |
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> if sa is running, it'll reload it if sa supports a reload, otherwise |
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> it'll restart it |
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Ah, that sounds like an improvement. It looks like amavisd.service |
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supports reloading, but spamd.service doesn't. The way we do it in |
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spamd.init is to send a HUP signal to the spamd process (determined from |
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its PID file). Google tells me that |
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ExecReload=/bin/kill -HUP $MAINPID |
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should work... |
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