Hook shutdown script to shutting down sequnce
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Is it possible to hook some script to shutting down sequence for Linux?
To give you a bit more context processes of nodes of the cluster are started as processes from cluster -master. They are not running as services. However if someone restart a node and didn't stop the appropriate process manually, it causes a troubles because the node hasn't been stopped gracefully.
I would like to avoid this situation. Processes they don't run as services.
shutdown
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Is it possible to hook some script to shutting down sequence for Linux?
To give you a bit more context processes of nodes of the cluster are started as processes from cluster -master. They are not running as services. However if someone restart a node and didn't stop the appropriate process manually, it causes a troubles because the node hasn't been stopped gracefully.
I would like to avoid this situation. Processes they don't run as services.
shutdown
edited Oct 25 '13 at 16:03
rahmu
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asked Oct 25 '13 at 14:50
jakskyjaksky
217312
add a comment |
Is it possible to hook some script to shutting down sequence for Linux?
To give you a bit more context processes of nodes of the cluster are started as processes from cluster -master. They are not running as services. However if someone restart a node and didn't stop the appropriate process manually, it causes a troubles because the node hasn't been stopped gracefully.
I would like to avoid this situation. Processes they don't run as services.
shutdown
edited Oct 25 '13 at 16:03
rahmu
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asked Oct 25 '13 at 14:50
jakskyjaksky
217312
Is it possible to hook some script to shutting down sequence for Linux?
To give you a bit more context processes of nodes of the cluster are started as processes from cluster -master. They are not running as services. However if someone restart a node and didn't stop the appropriate process manually, it causes a troubles because the node hasn't been stopped gracefully.
I would like to avoid this situation. Processes they don't run as services.
shutdown
shutdown
edited Oct 25 '13 at 16:03
rahmu
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asked Oct 25 '13 at 14:50
jakskyjaksky
217312
edited Oct 25 '13 at 16:03
rahmu
10.4k2070112
asked Oct 25 '13 at 14:50
jakskyjaksky
217312
edited Oct 25 '13 at 16:03
rahmu
10.4k2070112
edited Oct 25 '13 at 16:03
rahmu
10.4k2070112
edited Oct 25 '13 at 16:03
rahmu
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asked Oct 25 '13 at 14:50
jakskyjaksky
217312
asked Oct 25 '13 at 14:50
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I'd link a script that would shut down the nodes to /etc/rc6.d
It'll run on runlevel 6, that coresponds to shutdown sequence. Link name should be of format KXXName, where XX is a sequence number.
I'm assuming here that you have control over the nodes and you are able to wait for them to shut down gracefully.
answered Oct 26 '13 at 14:44
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I'd link a script that would shut down the nodes to /etc/rc6.d
It'll run on runlevel 6, that coresponds to shutdown sequence. Link name should be of format KXXName, where XX is a sequence number.
I'm assuming here that you have control over the nodes and you are able to wait for them to shut down gracefully.
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I'd link a script that would shut down the nodes to /etc/rc6.d
It'll run on runlevel 6, that coresponds to shutdown sequence. Link name should be of format KXXName, where XX is a sequence number.
I'm assuming here that you have control over the nodes and you are able to wait for them to shut down gracefully.
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I'd link a script that would shut down the nodes to /etc/rc6.d
It'll run on runlevel 6, that coresponds to shutdown sequence. Link name should be of format KXXName, where XX is a sequence number.
I'm assuming here that you have control over the nodes and you are able to wait for them to shut down gracefully.
answered Oct 26 '13 at 14:44
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I'd link a script that would shut down the nodes to /etc/rc6.d
It'll run on runlevel 6, that coresponds to shutdown sequence. Link name should be of format KXXName, where XX is a sequence number.
I'm assuming here that you have control over the nodes and you are able to wait for them to shut down gracefully.
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