El miércoles, 30 de mayo de 2007 10:37 +0300, "gil ran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: > Hi. > > I am using initng-0.6.7 with my own hand made ifiles on a > Linux-From-Scratch based Linux. > > The users are defined on a directory service, which means that in > order to login you will need network. Because of this, kdm depends on > the network. > > Sometimes I want to restart the network, to apply some routing change, > or to clean-up after manually changing the network configuration. > Using ngc --restart causes everything that depends on the network to > be brought down. This basically means that my kdm crashes every time I > want to restart the network. I would like to avoid this, and be able > to restart the network without causing kdm to crash. > > How do I do this? > > Thanks, > Gil Ran.
In this case it makes sense to define a 'script restart = { ... };', so you
will be able to restart the network with a simple 'ngc --run <service>:restart'.
0.7.x will provide a 'restart' process.
BTW, why 0.6.7?
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