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From: det@hawkmoon.mn.org (Derek E. Terveer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.sun
Subject: Re: Shutting down a Sun System with a Shell Script
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Date: 11 Dec 88 23:12:55 GMT
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In article <8811102135.AA09427@rice.edu>, STELLABO@CSHLAB.BITNET writes:
> Is there anyway to perform the following steps in a shell script from
> crontab on a Sun 3/280s file server:
> [steps described]
> I have tried putting the above commands in a script and running the script
> as super user with 'nohup' set, but my script is killed when the system
> goes down to single user.

I belive that one way of getting around this problem is to add an entry
into your /etc/inittab file (if you have one -- i'm more of a sysV
type...) that come into affect when going from init level 2 to level 1. 

Hope this helps,
derek
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