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We use the remote service like rcp , rlogin in my server to connect remote server (RH), if I want to restart all these related daemon by one time , can advise how to do it ?
previously , I do chkconfig rlogin off then on , chkconfig rcp off then on , chkconfig rsync off then on , if I want to restart by one deamon , what can i do ? thx
chkconfig is used to change the boot time start/stop of a daemon. Instead you can use /etc/init.d/<daemon> start/stop/restart/reload option.
If you want to do it in command then you can write a script and put all the commands to start/stop all the daemons and run the script either manually or use cron to run it at automatically at specified time.
thx , I know how to write a script , can advise if I want to restart all these related services , which daeman contains all of it ( so that I don't need to restart it one by one ) ? thx
rcp uses rsh daemon by default. So I guess restarting rsh service should do what you want to.
But it would be more useful if you could elaborate what you are trying to do.
rcp uses rsh daemon by default. So I guess restarting rsh service should do what you want to.
But it would be more useful if you could elaborate what you are trying to do.
thx replies ,
what I want is to do is just restart all those related services , as I found these services always have problem .
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