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Hi all, |
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On Sun, May 02, 2004 at 01:40:08PM +0200, Sven K?hler wrote: |
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> hi, |
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> gentoo usually does the following if i execute halt or reboot: |
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> sending all processes the TERM signal |
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> sending all processes the KILL signal |
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> stopping xdm ... |
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> stopping alsasound ... |
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> etc.... |
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> in may eyes, this has to be the other way round: |
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> first shutdown all deamons properly with the init.d-script, and than |
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> send the remaining processes the TERM and KILL signals. |
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> why does gentoo handle things the way it does? redhat etc. do it the |
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> other way i described. using the init.d-script sounds more resonable to me. |
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I just confirmed this. When you do a shutdown or a reboot or halt, the processes are killed by the kill and term signals before the services are actually stopped with the /etc/init.d/* scripts. |
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Is there a reason for this or should it be the other way around? |
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William |
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