On Friday, June 10, 2016 10:32:25 PM Mick wrote: > On Friday 10 Jun 2016 19:54:44 J. Roeleveld wrote: > > Kde and I would assume Gnome as well have a method of running a script > > when > > starting and stopping a login session. > > > > This is usually used for ssh-agent and pgp-agent. > > Yes, KDE uses /etc/plasma/shutdown/10-agent-shutdown.sh and I guess gnome > would have its equivalent, but I think this is only for any daemonised > services running on the desktop. > > I suspect that: > > /usr/bin/kdeinit4_shutdown > /usr/bin/kdeinit5_shutdown > > are used to shutdown gracefully any KDE apps. > > > You could try looking for something similar with the desktop/window > > manager > > of your choice. > > I tried the above shutdown commands but they didn't work. Unfortunately > enlightenment does not have anything available to stop desktop applications > at shutdown. The dev's advice was to use .xinitrc or equivalent. > > > I think .xsession is run only during start and will not 'pause' during the > > session. > > Well my confusion is that my .xsession *was* working fine until a couple of > weeks ago ... and all still works as expected when I run akonadictl stop in > a terminal before I shut down. I don't know why the same command behaves > differently in .xsession now. :-/ > > PS. When I just log out there is no delay. The problem only arises when I > shutdown. I wonder if this is something to do with this darn sddm display > manager ...
There is a 90 second delay with PostgreSQL if there are still clients connected to the database. This should also be displayed on the screen if you see the shutdown-text. I don't see how sddm can cause an extra delay. You could add the commands to: /etc/local.d/killakonadi.stop (These are run as root, so you might need to do something like: /bin/su -s /bin/sh -c " <command> " <username> instead of the commands you have been putting in the scripts. I think the local-service is stopped before postgresql is stopped, so this might prevent the delay you are seeing? -- Joost
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