This is definitely the intended behavior, the purpose of the pre-stop
script is to allow the job to:
- delay the stop
- cancel the stop
- send its own clean shutdown command before the TERM signal
It's also not inconsistent if you think about it. The starting event
happens before the pre-start script, so since stop should be a mirror of
start, it's mirrorly consistent that pre-stop happens before stopping.
You probably want to use the post-stop script for what you're trying to
do, rather than pre-stop
** Changed in: upstart
Status: New => Won't Fix
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pre-start script is executed before processing the event "stopping
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