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ASG V7.000 BETA (closed) regenerate configuration files from -default

regenerate configuration files from -default

imported_Alex over 23 years ago

is there a commandline command/script or something to regenerate configuration files from default, so we don't need to edit both -default and real?

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0 SeaWolf over 23 years ago

I'm not 100% sure, but I think it happens on reboot, you may want to try that.
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0 SeaWolf over 23 years ago

I'm not 100% sure, but I think it happens on reboot, you may want to try that.
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0 imported_Alex over 23 years ago in reply to SeaWolf

well.. I hoped I could do it without restarting it =)

thanks for your reply anyway

[size="1"][ 03 July 2002, 09:40: Message edited by: Alex ][/size]
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0 Marcel_01 over 23 years ago in reply to imported_Alex

Generally you've got two possibilites:
- Stop/Start the service you edited (e.g. HTTP Proxy) in WebAdmin
- Restart Middleware via console (/etc/rc.d/mdw restart)
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0 imported_Alex over 23 years ago in reply to Marcel_01

thanks for your reply, I'll do that [:)]
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0 imported_Alex over 23 years ago in reply to imported_Alex

it doesnt seem to work for bind.

oh.. and if others use this as reference.. using "/etc/rc.d/mdw restart" also drops your dsl interface in case you are doing something important.

it would be great to have a simpler way of doing this. like some script/program to regenerate it and then just restart/rehash the service you need.

[size="1"][ 04 July 2002, 13:47: Message edited by: Alex ][/size]
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