Is there a graceful shutdown of imapd process?

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My goal is to be able to reload the imapd.conf file for imap processes without impacting currently connected subscribers.
I know that there are some patches available to allow this to be done with a SIGHUP, but until they are widely accepted and one is brought into the code thread, we will probably shy away from it.
 
I was wondering if another approach would be possible.
Is there any way that anyone can think of of that would stop an imapd process from taking on new connections without impacting the existing ones?
 
If there were, I could block new connections for one process at a time and when all connections were drained off, restart it.
 
Any other ideas about how to accomplish this?
 
Thanks!
 
-dan
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