Nicolas Mailhot (nicolas.mailhot@xxxxxxxxxxx) said:
> > Another simple solution is to not have a shutdown script at all. Just
> > let NM get killed by the global kill -9 before filesystem unmounts.
> > (which is what we should do for pretty much all services with the
> > exception of MySQL/Postgres basically too)
>
> The global kill -9 does not help you when you need to stop or restart a
> single service
Having a stop() stanza is not the same thing as having a KXXfoo script
in /etc/rc{0,6}.d. Not that the latter is easy to manage sanely in
our current paradigm.
Bill
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