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It occurred to me that a gmidctl(8) could be useful to delay actions after the configuration has been actually reloaded. Constructs like
$ pkill -HUP gmid $ sleep 1 $ do-something-that-expects-the-new-config
are racy. (we do this in the regression test for example.)
However, setting up a local and writing a control utility just to load (and maybe dump) the configuration its' overkill.
There are other use-cases that would be solved by introducing gmidctl?
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It occurred to me that a gmidctl(8) could be useful to delay actions after the configuration has been actually reloaded. Constructs like
are racy. (we do this in the regression test for example.)
However, setting up a local and writing a control utility just to load (and maybe dump) the configuration its' overkill.
There are other use-cases that would be solved by introducing gmidctl?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: