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+ninit-reload(8)						       ninit-reload(8)
+
+
+
+NAME
+       ninit-relaod - replace running ninit with a new version
+
+SYNOPSIS
+       ninit-reload [options] [/path/to/ninit] [ninit_options]
+
+
+DESCRIPTION
+       ninit-reload is used to replace a running ninit with a new version.
+
+       It  tries to retrieve the state information about running services from
+       ninit, then have ninit replace itself with the new version and  restore
+       the stored state information.
+
+
+OPTIONS
+       Unless  the -u option is given, ninit-reload assumes you are running in
+       test mode.
+
+       -v     verbose operation
+
+       -u     update mode
+
+       -m     dump ninit memory buffer to stdout
+
+       -d     dump services data to stdout
+
+       -R     service
+	      remove service from active list
+
+       -r     number
+	      remove service with number from active list.  Example:
+		   ninit-reload -v /sbin/ninit
+		   ninit-reload -v -r 3 -R qmail -u /sbin/ninit
+
+       -e     string
+	      update ninit environ.  Example:
+	      ninit-reload -v -e ABC=12 -e UVW -u /sbin/ninit
+	      This updates the variable ABC and removes UVW.  See the  environ
+	      after that with: tr '\000' '\012' < /proc/1/environ
+
+       -E     file
+	      update  ninit  environ  using  file.  The syntax for file is the
+	      same as in the file environ for services.
+
+       -a     number
+	      reload ninit and calculate memory buffer	to  number  additional
+	      services.	 Check the result with: ps axww.
+
+       -t     time_diff
+	      add time_diff seconds to each service.  Useful if you change the
+	      time with hwclock.  time_diff can also be a negative number.
+
+       -f     data_file
+	      don't retrieve services from ninit.  Use this file instead.  For
+	      example you can start:
+
+		   ninit-reload -d > /tmp/ninit.data
+		   ninit-reload -v -u -f /tmp/ninit.data /sbin/ninit
+
+
+
+ENVIRON
+       ninit-reload uses the variables NINIT_MEMORY and NINIT_HOME.
+
+
+
+AUTHOR
+       This manpage was partially written by Erich Schubert <[email protected]>
+       for the Debian GNU/Linux operating system.
+
+
+SEE ALSO
+       ninit(8), nsvc(8)
+
+
+
+				 Dec 28, 2009		       ninit-reload(8)