On 15 Jan 1998, Guy Maor wrote:
> Christian Schwarz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > force-reload if possible do a "reload", otherwise "restart"
>
> Can anybody think of something better than `force-reload' for this
> option?
I haven't seen any better proposals until now. So unless someone objects,
I'll make `force-reload' policy. (Note, that changing the name later would
be a lot of work and troubles!)
> > All these options have to be provided by all scripts. If an option is
> > not possible (i.e., the daemon does not support reloading) or fails,
> > an appropriate error message has to be written to stderr and a
> > non-zero error level has to be returned.
>
> For programs which can't reload, I assume it would be ok to just let *
> handle it?
Sorry, but I don't get your point. What is `*' ??
Thanks,
Chris
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