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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)
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