Re: [exim] Exim cfg file changes & daemon restart

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Auteur: W B Hacker
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À: exim users
Sujet: Re: [exim] Exim cfg file changes & daemon restart
Antonio Leding wrote:
> Exim users - couple more questions here…
>
> 1) Does any cfg file change require a daemon restart?

Yes.

One way to minimize the need is to call frequently-changed things in
with an lsearch or similar lookup against a flat-file, any of many kinds
of 'DB' - even SQL. Also useful w/r privilege separation.

>
> 2) Can Exim be restarted in a graceful fashion such that daemon
> downtime and lack of message processing is minimized?
>
>
> Thanks in advance...


That's basically 'standard' with the rcd.d scripts on *BSD, MUST be
similar on Linux etc.

No harm AFAIK even if one issues a sterner level of termination, as the
listener stops, but each child process already handling a message
'usually' completes wot work is on its plate.

Bill
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