Systems and methods for detecting computing processes requiring reinitialization after a software package update
AssigneeRed Hat, Inc.
InventorSeth Kelby Vidal
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AssigneeRed Hat, Inc.
InventorSeth Kelby Vidal
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Embodiments relate to systems and methods for detecting computing processes requiring reinitialization after a software package update. A physical or virtual client machine can host a set of installed software packages, including operating system, application, and/or other software. An restart tool can track the set of executing processes on the client, and identify both corresponding executable files which spawned those processes, and any installed package updates which correspond to those executable files. The restart tool can compare the timestamp or other indicator of the version of the executable file which spawned currently running processes, and the timestamp or other indicator of any newer executable files which may have been installed after the application or other process was initiated. A user can be alerted to terminate and restart any processes running off of out-of-date executable files, or in embodiments those reinitializations can be set to be performed automatically.
A method of managing software package updates, comprising:
A system for managing software package updates, comprising:
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