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christian pearce |
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Re: Restart on if something changed? |
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Thu, 2 Feb 2006 11:30:12 -0500 |
http://cfwiki.org/cfwiki/index.php/Universal_SSHD_restart
This method is fairly universal. I have been in Sun environments that
didn't have a great set of standards for the /etc/init.d/ restart
script. Since packagers like SMC didn't provide them. Or maybe they
installed by source.
As far as the timing, I would just use a class of when you want it
check like Hr01 before the statement that is going to do the file
alternation. Whether it is a copy, editfiles, or shellcommand. Then
use define=sshd_config_modified to trigger the restart.
Christian
On 1/26/06, PAUL WILLIAMSON <pwilliamson@mandtbank.com> wrote:
> How can I tell a process to restart only if a certain file has changed?
>
> We just changed the way our login banners are supposed to occur.
> Before, they appeared prior to login, so I could just use the
> sshd_config file and specify an banner in the file. Now, I need
> to present the banner after login. In order to do this, I need to
> restart sshd. But, I don't want to restart sshd during the
> middle of the day or when the sshd_config file hasn't changed.
>
> Paul
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