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Signals</H1></CENTER>
The following signals are used to signal sockd:
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SIGHUP</H2>
Causes sockd to re-read the configuration file. If the new
configuration file fails to parse, the previous configuration remains intact.
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SIGINT</H2>
Indicates that the log file has moved, and sockd should reopen its log
file. At some point, this will include rewriting the startup lines
for all open connections.
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SIGIOT</H2>
Indicates that sockd should no longer listen for new connections.
The listen socket is closed (meaning that a new daemon can be launched.)
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SIGTERM</H2>
Close all connections and terminate.
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SIGUSR1</H2>
Dump client information.
<BR>XXX - not implemented
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SIGUSR2</H2>
Dump configuration. This is done in a format that can be fed back
in as a configuration file, albeit not identical to the one that was read.
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