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When I use /etc/rc.d/init.d/csf restart it says that I should use csf -r.
That works oke.

However, normally you often also should restart LFD and that worked before (if I'm not mistaken) with lfd -r too.
This does not work anymore, if you do a lfd -r to restart lfd, you get the following error notice in lfd.log and it wont restart: Ofcourse it will restart with "service lfd restart" or restart from the init script, but I thought it had to work this way too.

There has never been a CLI for lfd, you have to restart it as a service: csf, however, has a CLI and should be restarted using:

Ah oke. I thought lfd -r would do that too, used it several times, but did not check the log though. That would explain some things to me.

However, when it's not intended, why his this -r option present and doing something in lfd?
And wouldn't this be a nice feature?