On 12/15/2015 08:51 AM, Greg Lindahl wrote:
The change was made years ago. From the lack of screaming, you can tell that rpm is being reasonably clever about it.
I can find no evidence that rpm does anything of the sort. httpd restarts on upgrade because its maintainers included a command to do so in the %posttrans scriptlet.
Apache, for example, checks its config syntax before restarting: man apachectl, see 'graceful' and 'restart'.
httpd checks its configuration syntax before *reloading* which is not what happens during an rpm upgrade. An upgrade will run "systemctl try-restart", which stops and starts the service if it is running.
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