Red Hat :: Shutdown - System Goes Down Before My Rc Script Execute
Apr 1, 2010
Tested on RedHat entreprise 5.5, 5.4, 5.3 I would like to stop my db (not oracle) when the system shutdown or reboot. I have wrote my script for init.d
Here is the head :
The problem is : shutdown -r stop the system before my K script execute. I have not my "blabla" in /tmp/mystop.log
In fact the scritp is for database startup and database shutdown manually it works I mean : /etc/init.d/mystop stop ; /etc/init.d/mystop start So I truncated the scritp until I only get echo "blabla"
This work idealy under HPUX, AIX, and I think I'm missing something "special" for Redhat. I'm quite sure it was ok with redhat 8 and ES 3.0.
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Code: Select allvoid criarWindowsDialog::on_pushButton_2_clicked() {
ui->commandTextEdit->append("Processo iniciado ...");
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