Is there something within linux that you have to do to tell it what you
expect it to do when it gets that signal?
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On Mon, Oct 25, 2004 at 08:00:13AM -0500, James Melin wrote:
> Is there a how to out there to set up VM and Linux to respond to the 'CP
> SIGNAL SHUTDOWN USER' command? Our VM guy is suggesting that I make the
> console TTY just default to logged on.
It's a kernel option. Recent SuSE and Debian "Sarge" (don't remember
about "Woody") have the option built in to respect Signal Shutdown.
Don't know about Red Hat or Slackware, etc.
Adam
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