[svlug] security

[Seth David Schoen]

Javilk writes:

> > Or you can kill and restart inetd; this is what I usually do.
> 
>     You mean your net connections, etc. survive it?

They probably should; I think they get their own program groups, so that
they don't receive the signal when inetd does.  If you send a SIGHUP, though,
then existing network connections _definitely_ survive.

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