I stupidly let our disk fill up, so when I tried to edit a config file, we
lost it.
However, with LDM still running, it appears to be honoring it. Is there
any way (using ldmadmin -- or some other means) to get the LDM to cough out
what 'pqact.conf' file it's using so that I can restore it?
I can try to re-build it by hand, but this could be a trial-and-error
process...hoping there's some way I can cheat to get the LDM to cough out
what it has in memory so I can copy/paste that back into the file.
I'd like that to be back in place before I restart the LDM or apply any
patches the Debian server needs...
(Imagine my embarrassment...)
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Blair Trosper
Updraft Networks / Weather Data
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