bypass the power down script from the terminal (Mac) or other means.

There are times i don't want it to auto shutdown because maybe I'm preclearing a drive or recording from my HTPC that will run after the set shutdown time.

Here what I have in the go script.

 

CTRLALTDEL=YES LOGSAVE=30 installpkg /boot/packages/powerdown-1.02-noarch-unRAID.tgz

echo "/sbin/powerdown" | at 00:30

 

What are the exact commands I would use? Linux newbee here, I can sort of find my way a round but not fluently.

 

Also how would i reinstate the power down script to auto shutdown?

 

Here are my sys specs.

 

Home Theater Media Server:

MacMini and other various Macs: MB Pro, G4, G5.

OS's: Snow Leopard, Leopard and Tiger

 

unRAID 5 beta12a plus

Power - PSU Corsair CMPSU-400CX 400W RT

Flash Drives - (1) 2G Lexar Firefly (1)2G SanDisk Cruzer

MB - Biostar A760G MB + Sempron 140

RAM - 2x1GB Kingston ValueRam DDR2 800

Case - Rosewill R101-P-BK RT case + 120mm varispeed fan

Hard Drives - (3) Seagate Barracuda 1TB  7200.12  and (2) 500GB 7200.11)

unMenu installed

 

Thanks

you would use the

atq

command to see what is in the "at" queue

and then

It will give you numbered "jobs" pending.

 

To see what a specific job is, type:

at -c JJ

where JJ = the job number.

To cancel the job, type:

atrm JJ

where JJ = the job number.