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Re read a config file

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bluedragon2

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Jan 24, 2003
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I am looking for the syntax to re-read a config file on a live solaris system. For instance if I made changes to a config file in rc2.d... how do I HUP it?

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[Blue]Blue[/Blue] [Dragon]

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Config files don't typically live in /etc/rc2.d. There you'll find startup and stop scripts (or more accurately, links to startup and stop scripts).

Many daemons can be forced to re-read their config files with a "pkill -HUP process-name" or "kill -HUP PID". It doesn't work or all daemons though, only if the programmers added this feature.
 
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