I've added some new entries in /etc/services file in an unix box running
solaris 7.
Is it possible to the unix box assume the new entries in this file
without rebooting ?
How?
Thank you,
Jo?o Rodrigues
by Joao Rodrigue » Tue, 13 Feb 2001 20:54:51
Thank you,
Jo?o Rodrigues
by Tony Walto » Tue, 13 Feb 2001 22:05:33
> I've added some new entries in /etc/services file in an unix box running
> solaris 7.
> Is it possible to the unix box assume the new entries in this file
> without rebooting ?
> How?
--
Tony Walton
by Joao Rodrigue » Thu, 15 Feb 2001 21:01:00
Jo?o Rodrigues
> > I've added some new entries in /etc/services file in an unix box running
> > solaris 7.
> > Is it possible to the unix box assume the new entries in this file
> > without rebooting ?
> > How?
> You already did. You don't need to reboot after adding things to
> /etc/services
> --
> Tony Walton
by Joao Rodrigue » Thu, 15 Feb 2001 21:00:45
Jo?o Rodrigues
> > I've added some new entries in /etc/services file in an unix box running
> > solaris 7.
> > Is it possible to the unix box assume the new entries in this file
> > without rebooting ?
> > How?
> You already did. You don't need to reboot after adding things to
> /etc/services
> --
> Tony Walton
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