fre 2007-02-02 klockan 20:36 +0100 skrev Thomas-Martin Seck: > Does 'squid -k shutdown' exit != 0 when it fails like in the above case? I think so. > If yes, I could bail out early and avoid the infinite waiting loop. What I do in my shutdown RC scripts is to 1. "squid -k check 2>/dev/null", to see if Squid is at all running. 2. If running, then "squid -k shutdown". 3. Loop for a limited period of time (i.e. some minutes) over "squid -k check 2>/dev/null". 4. If "squid -k check" still says Squid is running, "squid -k kill" as something probably has gone very wrong.. 1 is entirely optional, just there to silence things a bit when Squid is not running. Regards Henrik
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