While troubleshooting a cranky system I killed readproctitle. Short of
rebooting, how can I restart it?
When a unix system is started or rebooted, what is it that launches
daemontools, e.g. svcscan, readproctitle, etc?
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Usually it's init. Check your /etc/inittab. If it's there, just reload
it with "init q".
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> A couple of really dumb questions:
>
> While troubleshooting a cranky system I killed readproctitle. Short of
> rebooting, how can I restart it?
>
> When a unix system is started or rebooted, what is it that launches
> daemontools, e.g. svcscan, readproctitle, etc?
Look for a line like:
SV:123456:respawn:/command/svscanboot
at or near the end of your /etc/inittab (or similar) file.
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> Look for a line like:
>
> SV:123456:respawn:/command/svscanboot
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> at or near the end of your /etc/inittab (or similar) file.
Ah yes, of course! (I knew that once...<g>)
Thanks all!