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Jan-29-10 03:00:23

chuikingman
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change the shutdown sequence in red hat linux

Hi,
I use red hat linux kernel 2.6
I want to add the application shutdown in shutdown sequence .
I add the K script in /etc/rc.d/ all sub directory for all
running level .
But the auto shutdown application is not appear when
I type "shutdown -r now" ..
There is no indication the application shutdown in the
display ...
The shutdown seq is hang/stop and I need to shutdown the application
by command manually .Then the shutdown process can be continue ....

Why ??/
how can I change the shutdown seq ???
Any advice ...

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Feb-07-10 19:27:34

thirt
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Re: change the shutdown sequence in red hat linux

Hi Chuikingman,

Although what you did sounds correct, its probably better to let chkconfig handle this sort of thing for you. 


  1. Clean up the rc.d directories removing any traces of your K and S scripts

  2. Copy your init script to /etc/init.d

  3. chkconfig --add <replace with the name of your script from the step above>



Thats it!  The script will be added to all the default runlevels.

If you want to make changes to which runlevels the script starts and stops with, use:
chkcong --level 35 <SCRIPT NAME> on  # This will turn the script on for runlevels 3 and 7
chkcong --level 2 <SCRIPT NAME> off   # This will turn the script off for runlevel 2

Best of luck!
-Tom

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Feb-13-10 07:32:42

goodgod
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Re: change the shutdown sequence in red hat linux

Hi i am a beginner for Linux.. How shutdown sequence play specific role in Linux programming?
remote desktop
remote desktop connection

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