How would I..

[Russ Uno]

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

[Joe L.]

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.