CG1
July 23, 2002, 12:22pm
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Hi,
i need to run a script at shutdown like linux does it.
If nothing exists, what do you think about this:
rename (f.e.) the shutdown-file
write a script which does run a special script and then calls renamed
shutdown file.
But how do i catch the shutdown from photon?
Does photon call a special script or file, or what?
Thanx for yout thoughts!
Greetings
CG
Hi,
Calling the bin util “shutdown” causes problems while photon is running.
In your script slay the photon server, io-graphics and devi-hirun, then exec
shutdown.
Regards,
Joe
“CG” <exai17@yahoo.de > wrote in message news:ahjh71$9g2$1@inn.qnx.com …
Hi,
i need to run a script at shutdown like linux does it.
If nothing exists, what do you think about this:
rename (f.e.) the shutdown-file
write a script which does run a special script and then calls renamed
shutdown file.
But how do i catch the shutdown from photon?
Does photon call a special script or file, or what?
Thanx for yout thoughts!
Greetings
CG