Shutdown with AppleScript in Lion stop working fine

Question

Hello to everyone,
I have to run this AppleScript (saved as Application.app)
do shell script "sudo shutdown -r now"
With Snow Leopard this script works fine, but now Lion save the application state before shutting down the system, so this application (that is running while the system i shutting down) is automatically restarted at startup.
I also tried to modify it in:
do shell script "sudo shutdown -r +1 &"
tell application "Application"
  quit
end tell
but if I quit the script (Application.app) the shutdown command is stopped.
Can anyone help me in solving this problem, please? I don't know how to do.. Is there a shutdown parameter (via command line) for telling the system to not save the application state?
Thanks very much!
I hope to find an "illuminated" programmer that can help me..
Andrea

Answer 1

Hi "twtwtw" and thanks for you interesting in my problem.. sorry for my bad english; well.. 'illuminated' is not the world I want
I also does not have correctly explained my problem, sorry.. I'll try to do it better.
I use ChronoSync to sync some folder between my iMac (where it's installed on) and my MacBook Pro.. after the syncronization I have to possibility to run an application; the application is the following applescript (saved as .app):
set isConnected to false
try
          set reply to do shell script "ping -c 3 -q MacBook-Pro.local | grep received"
          if reply contains "received" then
                    set theCount to (item 4 of (every word of reply)) as integer
                    if theCount > 0 then set isConnected to true
          end if
end try
if isConnected then
          do shell script "ssh [email protected] 'sudo shutdown -h now'"
end if
delay 60
do shell script "sudo shutdown -r now"
This script test if my MacBook Pro is available on my network and (if yes) shutdown it.
Then wait 60 seconds and shutdown the iMac. I need to use the "do shell script" because my iMac is in the logon screen when the application/script run.. so the script 'tell application "app" to quit' does not work.
Then.. the application that I have to quit is the same application tha run the shutdown command, so I can't quit it before running the shutdown.
My goal is to build a script that could shutdown my local system (even if it runs while my user account is locked and I see on the monitor the logon screen) and that will not restart automatically after the reboot (caused by the application state saved by Lion).
I hope to have explained better my problem
Sorry again for my english.. and thanks for every suggestion that you could tell me!
Andrea