January 8, 201115 yr I'm working on a script to reboot/shutdown my unRAID server. I have a few third party applications that need to be stopped (CrashPlan, SABnzbd, etc) and I have those figured out... What is the "proper" way to stop or reboot from the command line? Will the normal "shutdown -r now" work? or does the array need to somehow be stopped?
January 8, 201115 yr I'm working on a script to reboot/shutdown my unRAID server. I have a few third party applications that need to be stopped (CrashPlan, SABnzbd, etc) and I have those figured out...This will be easier in the 5.X series where we'll have true triggers to events. For now, I use this: (with the "-u" option) http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=5686.0 What is the "proper" way to stop or reboot from the command line? Will the normal "shutdown -r now" work? or does the array need to somehow be stopped? The array will need to be stopped or you'll be faced with a full parity check when you reboot. You can NOT use shutdown to cleanly stop the array. Best answer is here: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=2781.msg22875#msg22875 Joe L.
September 12, 201312 yr Just to confirm - there is no command line stop in the default unraid package? Still need to install add-ons?
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