Serge;
Check the binary that you're running. I went through
this a while back and all of these pointed to the
"busybox" executable, which wouldn't shutdown the
client when called to do so.
My solution was to copy "/sbin/halt" to the /opt/ltsp/i386/sbin
directory and create the symbolic link for it as in
the RedHat Linux distribution:
# cd /opt/ltsp/i386
# ln -s sbin/halt sbin/poweroff
Then from a terminal, you can execute the command:
/sbin/poweroff
This worked for me a *long* time ago ... your mileage
may vary.
Tom
> Somehow, shutdown (poweroff, reboot) just exits
> on terminal without affecting the system.
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