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Kevin K

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I can't get "service restart_vsftpd" to do anything besides report "Done."

When I change /jffs/configs/vsftpd.conf.add and change the value of ftpd_banner, the FTP banner doesn't change. If I restart the router, the banner does change.

What magic is needed in order to really reload vsftpd configuration?
 
I can't get "service restart_vsftpd" to do anything besides report "Done."

When I change /jffs/configs/vsftpd.conf.add and change the value of ftpd_banner, the FTP banner doesn't change. If I restart the router, the banner does change.

What magic is needed in order to really reload vsftpd configuration?

Code:
service restart_nasapps
 
I can't get "service restart_vsftpd" to do anything besides report "Done."

When I change /jffs/configs/vsftpd.conf.add and change the value of ftpd_banner, the FTP banner doesn't change. If I restart the router, the banner does change.

What magic is needed in order to really reload vsftpd configuration?
Sending the hup signal to a specific process "killall -1 vsftpd" will cause most linux services to reread the config files and reload changes

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