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after change my rc.conf how i can restart services, reload modules without reboot my system ?
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to start a service, go to the services directory and use the start command. ex:
$ cd /etc/rc.d
# ./network start
# ./cups start
or from anywhere:
# /etc/rc.d/cups start
you can also use restart and stop the same way.
to load modules, modprobe them, ex:
# modprobe cs46xx
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your modules can you just modprobe,
# modprobe modulename
the daemons are not so easy but you can take look in /etc/rc.d , for example network is restarted with,
# /etc/rc.d/network restart
some of the rc.d scripts give you their options if you just run them by name,
good luck
Edit: slackhack was faster...
arch + gentoo + initng + python = enlisy
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hmmm you can use telinit... but what are you changing? if you want to start or stop a "service" you can just do "/etc/rc.d/something {start | stop | restart}"
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so simple... like slack... but more fast and with pacman. thank's.
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