>>>>> "bazsi" == bazsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
bazsi> Here is a good example for a logrotate config file
bazsi> (for more information see logrotate(8)):
bazsi> /var/log/apache/* {
bazsi> [...]
bazsi> kill -HUP `cat /var/run/apache.pid`
bazsi> endscript
bazsi> }
bazsi> Which rotates all files under `/var/log/apache', saves
bazsi> 12 compressed generations, and sends a HUP signal at
bazsi> the end of rotation.
Shouldn't that use `/etc/init.d/apache reload' instead? Most things,
as far as I know, will work that way, sed -e 's/apache/$DAEMON/'. I
think it would be good to display the /etc/init.d/* method in this
policy item, as a way of documenting that feature of the sysvinit
scripts, which provide a standard interface to reloading any daemon.
