And the -i6 option for shutdwon does what?
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> And the -i6 option for shutdwon does what?
Not to mention the -i6 option for shutdown...:)
Jeff
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Whatever inittab tells init to do for run state 6 :-)
The reason I bring that up is that I've had a situation where, for their
own esoteric reasons, a client wanted to disable the -i6 option so that
it would NOT reboot. That's simple enough to do, because the only thing
that causes the reboot is the "uadmin 2 1" in inittab.
It's interesting to note that the /etc/reboot command doesn't call
"uadmin 2 1"; it calls "uadmin 2 2", which is what init 5 calls.
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> Does anyone know how to initiate an automatic shutdown/reboot with
> Cron? I noticed the reboot command is like haltsys so will not clean out the
> computer the way shutdown does. Also Shutdown doesn't seem to have a reboot
> option that I can see. Any help is greatly appreciated. :)
> -Jon
init 6