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34 | <PRE>That would be nice if that could be done at an interval the admin defines. | |
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36 | < >On Mon, 24 Mar 2003 18:14:25 +0000, Craig Edwards wrote: | |
37 | < > know people will probably ignore or shoot down this request | |
38 | < > but, here goes.... | |
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40 | < > Is there a way to keep services in sync if its desynced, by | |
41 | < > resyncing it at fixed intervals? This would not only fix | |
42 | < > problems caused by (ab)use of operserv raw, but would also fix | |
43 | < > problems caused in other ways (ive had a couple | |
44 | < > of desyncs before caused by buggy server software etc) - it | |
45 | < > could be set from config to say resync once every 24h | |
46 | < > or once every week or whenever the admin prefers, by simulating | |
47 | < > a form of "warm reboot" where it could somehow | |
48 | < > retrieve all network information again from the uplink and redo | |
49 | < > its lists from scratch, kinda like a rehash.... or | |
50 | < > maybe do this on /os rehash if a commandline option is given? | |
51 | < > Just an idea... | |
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