[solved] systemd shutdown scripts

I'm trying to configure network-ups-tools to properly shutdown UPS after system is halted, so UPS and server could restart when the line power is regained. network-ups-tools contains /usr/lib/systemd/system-shutdown/nutshutdown shell script which checks if shutdown was caused by nut-monitor daemon and in this case shuts down the UPS. Unfortunately it seems that script isn't executed.
According to man systemd-shutdown:
Immediately before executing the actual system halt/poweroff/reboot/kexec systemd-shutdown will run all executables in /usr/lib/systemd/system-shutdown/ and pass one arguments to them: either "halt", "poweroff", "reboot" or "kexec", depending on the chosen action.
It sounds logical to use this feature rather than service executed at shutdown as this script will immediately cut the power.
I've created /usr/lib/systemd/system-shutdown/test.sh which writes echo $1 to file, but it also does not seem to be executed. What am I doing wrong?
Last edited by denn (2013-11-29 07:12:20)

Right, I use this feature also for my UPS (APC). Did you set the right file mode (0755) ?
In my case:
/usr/lib/systemd/system-shutdown/apc_killpower
#!/bin/sh
if [ -f /etc/apcupsd/powerfail -a "$1" = "poweroff" ]; then
/etc/apcupsd/apccontrol killpower
fi
At that point / is mounted ro, your file should be writed to /run for example, then from "initramfs" after pivot_root (if you have enabled shutdown hook) you can see it (just execute "ash" in /run/initramfs/shutdown at some point , ie just before poweroff

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[SOLVED] advanced shell script for mount and unmount samba share

Good morning guys,
Today I've a very long question....
Hope in your help....:
I usually move from different network.
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To do that I use samba.
Especially I've made and use the below shell script.
I know that it's so stupid but I'm a very newbie:
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I know that man exist but I'm not a programmer and it's so difficult for me approch it.
Thank you in advance.
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Last edited by Alexbit (2010-09-23 21:29:13)

Thank you very (VERY) much!
I've follow your information and.. it work!
If can be usefull to other this is the complete script:
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This is a custom script for UN-mount citrix share
|check mount state: if mount then un-mount!|
+-------------------------------------------------------+
umount: /home/Samba_share/TsHOME: not mounted
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going shutdown
Tomorrow I will test again when I'm at office.
Meanwhile can you check if I made a macroscopic mistakes?
Thank you again!
Last edited by Alexbit (2010-09-23 17:34:49)

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Shutdown script for Weblogic admin & managed servers

Greetings,
I am new to weblogic and am using it on a new box with OID. I am in the process of writing a shutdown script to shut down all processes on the box when it is restarted, I think this is better than just pulling the plug. I have learned about and turned on t3 protocols and used WLST to tore credentials in WebLogicKey.properties & WebLogicConfig.properties file so things are working properly. What I can't find is how to shut down the managed server using WLST and am also wondering if it is better to invoke the stopManagedWebLogic.sh and the stopWebLogic.sh scripts form the shell or from the WLST tool, if indeed that is possible. If soemone has such scripts they would be willing to share that would be much appreciated.
Thank you.
Bill Wagman

"One question, Rene, I see in your scripts you are storing username/password combinations.
I have used the storeUserConfig () command to create a WebLogicConfig.properties file and a WebLogicKey.properties file to avoid that issue.
Is there a reason you have not done this?"
No, what you did with the storeUserConfig, to prevent needing to store the unencrypted username
and password in your WLST scripts is good. One thing to note is that the key files are extremely sensitive
in that they allow any user to use the configuration file to authenticate as the user stored in the configuration
file. You should store the key files in a secure location so that only the authorized users have access to them (this
is also what you do with scripts that have unencrypted username and password in them). You probably have
an environment (operating system) in which only authorized users can reach the sensitive data.

Shutdown script for Weblogic?

Hi,
I am looking for weblogic shutdown script?
Can anybody point me to the script if one is available.
Thanks in advance
Subba Reddy

just use the admnin utility from a shell and bat/cmd file. here's the
command:
java weblogic.Admin <url> SHUTDOWN system <password>
you may get the usage by just typing:
java weblogic.Admin
jason
Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<On 3/10/00, 9:42:47 PM, subba reddy <[email protected]> wrote
regarding shutdown script for Weblogic?:
Hi,
I am looking for weblogic shutdown script?
Can anybody point me to the script if one is available.
Thanks in advance
Subba Reddy

Powershell shutdown script issues

Hi Scripting Guys!
I'm working on a project to optimize school computers in my region(mainly boot/startup time). As all the students are local administrators it often results in them installing various programs, programs that more often than not, is set as a start-up program,
which obviously effects the start time.
So i decided to make a powershell script to go in and edit the registry for startup programs, with the intent of making it a shutdown script to be applied through a group policy.
But the script wont run.
Trying to run it manually works fine.
I've set execution policy to both all signed and remotesigned/unrestricted(i have signed the script though)
I've disabled the UAC as it gave me some issues during testing
I am a powershell rookie though so i'm sure i've missed some obvious mistake, either in the script or settings so i'm hoping you can assist me or point me in the right direction.
The script looks something like this:
Remove-Item -Path hklm:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
New-Item -Path hklm:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\ -ItemType Key
New-ItemProperty -Path hklm:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\ -Value '"C:\Program Files\path to some driver.exe" -PropertyType String -Name "name of some driver"
bonus info:
i'm testing in a virtual inviroment using a Win2008r2 Domain controller with Win7 clients
From the clients, using rsop.msc, i can see the script, and the path, I can also see the attempt to start the script in eventviewer and it even says its finished about 2 seconds later. (rsop shows no last execution time)
Kind regards
Powershell rookie

Hi
The purpose of the script is not to install any of the drivers but rather starting them up(or something like that) like start only essential drivers like the anti-virus software and mousepad drivers for laptops. So basically the script is supposed to delete
the run folder in the registry database and then recreate it with only selected drivers.
I hope i'm making sense?
Regarding disabling all of first line security on my entire domain i'm not sure i follow? how will a shutdown script that edit the startup registry on my domain computers disable all that?
Thanks

Using a shutdown script to save files to local sever

Hello,
I am writing a shutdown script which runs when the use shuts their computer down. The goal is to back up some user files to a local sever. I am wondering if the shutdown will be delayed until the file is uploaded to the server. The file is approx 1 - 2 gb
in size which would take a few minutes to send over to the server.
I have used gpedit.msc and linked the batch file I wish to run.
However, I have a few questions regarding this. Does windows wait for the batch file to finish executing before shutting down? If not,
is there a way to delay the shutdown long enough for the file to send?
For dev purposes I have experimented using a log off script (faster than constantly shutting off/turning on), however windows does not seem to want to wait and logs off before the btach file is finished executing. In the test batch script, I used the pause
command to test if it would wait for me to finish executing the file before it logged off, but it seems that it does not want to wait and just goes ahead and logs off before it is done.
The only work around I can think of is using a batch file which saves the files then turn off the computer
instead of a script being run at shutdown - this might be not a practical solution since I have to integrate this into several workstation computers. Also, some employees may forget to use the file to shut down. I am also not sure how keen my boss
would be for me to change the entire way everyone shuts down their computer (by running my batch file instead of the usual start->shutdown). If this is the only way to go about it I will discuss with him what needs to be done however I much prefer there
to be a script that automatically runs when they shut their computers off.
To wrap it up:
Using a shut down script, how do I delay the shutdown long enough for files to be saved to a local server? Will windows automatically wait for the batch script to finish executing before turning off?
Kind regards,
- Strider

Hello Strider,
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Installing application in shutdown script does not work

Hello,
I'm trying to organise the deployment of office 2013. I want to give users the choice between installation during startup and installation during shutdown of their computer.
Installation during startup works fine: installation starts and the user can use their computer and wait for the installation to finish in the background.
Installation initiated from a console window works fine as well.
However, installation using a shutdown script doesn't work as the installation command returns immediatly, the script ends and the computer shuts down.
I have changed the gpo script timeout setting.
In the powershell script, I execute the installation using "start-process" with the option "-wait". It seems like this command returns immediatly and the setup is never executed as it does not start logging the installation progress to
a local log file.
The shutdown script runs fine and it also logs its progress to a logfile on a network share so I'm sure the script actually runs and it has network access as well.
Any clues as to why the installation might fail during a shutdown script and work fine in other situations? Thanks!
I'm not sure if this is a gpo or an office 2013 deployment question. I'm thinking the environment during execution of a shutdown script might be different so that's why I'm asking my question here.

Hi,
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