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This example shows how to restart inetd after a change has been made to /etc/inetd. ... IWs - 0:00.00 (inetd) [root@ns:~] # kill -HUP 128. In this example, the ...
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Procedure ; Set user to root . $ su root Password: ***** ; Send an HUP signal to inet . root# kill -HUP inetd_processID ; Exit from user root .
First, find the PID of inetd: ps -Af | grep inetd then kill the pid (The number in the 2nd column) with -HUP: kill -HUP 1234. Moshe. -- jehsom@ angband.org cc ...
2004/06/10 · # kill -HUP inetd. OR # kill -HUP `cat /var/run/inetd.pid`. This causes the inetd program to restart and examine its configuration files. This ...
To do this, send inetd a hangup signal with kill -HUP PID. It is a good idea to check the system log files after restarting inetd, to make sure you haven't ...
2008/05/06 · thanks very much guys, I used "kill -HUP `pidof inetd`" and that worked. ... How do I determine which servers in Slack 11 are monitored by inetd / ...
Now, the inetd process can be sent a hangup signal by running the following command and supplying the process ID (requires root access): % kill -HUP 171. Now, ...
Then inform inetd by signal to pick up your changes. (Here the hash mark is the root shell prompt, not a comment symbol.) # kill -HUP `pidof inetd`. To ...