I've been running through the archives and found some mentions of using
the telnet interface for changing Perlbal's config on the fly. But I
really want to know if there is a signal I can send to Perlbal that will
tell it to re-read the config file and rebuild the running config.
We're using Perlbal as a single-public-IP frontend to a bunch of
commodity VMs, none of which have any real traffic, so a slight glitch
in service is acceptable, but I'd rather have a single command like kill
-SIGHUP <perlbal pid> than having to kill it completely and start a new
instance.
TIA for input on this one.
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Matthew W. Pitts
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