On Nov 9, 2010, at 5:15 PM, Barry Brimer wrote: > <snip> >> Testing the script, both via "/etc/init.d/Fast start" and "service Fast start" works, and it fully works for the implemented "start","stop","status" commands. >> >> "/etc/rc0.d/K10Fast stop" works as expected. (as does /etc/rc1,2,6 etc..) >> >> The script contains full paths to everything. >> >> At boot, the script functions as expected. >> >> My problem is that at reboot, via shutdown -r or shutdown -h the script does NOT get called, so naturally the system doesn't get to clean up after itself, then it fails to startup correctly next boot. > <snip> > > I believe the name of the script in /etc/init.d needs to match the name of > the lock file dropped in /var/lock/subsys .. so either change the case of > your lockfile so it is called "Fast" and not "fast" to match the script or > change the name of script to "fast" the match the lockfile. For further > reference, please examine /etc/init.d/killall. This is the script that > stops things that have placed files in /var/lock/subsys. > > Hope this helps. > Barry Wow... It works now... Thanks much. I didn't see that in the documentation, interesting info. -- Don Krause
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