> OK, neat. Does that also allow regeneration of the file while the daemon > is running, eg, what happens if you issue a reload command? Do you get a > updated file?
Yes. Whenever Bacula tries to open a configuration file, it instead opens a pipe. > Reason for the question: in a larger environment, start/stop of a system > daemon is a controlled event that often needs to be scheduled a very > long time in advance. I had a similar issue, which led to the patch. -- Jorj
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