execution order of shutdown scripts

[AbNoRMiS]

which now execution order of shutdown scripts?
if i'm not mistaken then execution order the following

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/usr/local/bin/exittc -> filetool.sh {-b|-s} -> exitcheck.sh -> ( /opt/shutdown.sh && sudo {reboot|poweroff} )
but seems that /opt/shutdown.sh should start before filetool.sh ?

and possible that shutdown procedure should be such?

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/usr/local/bin/exittc -> /opt/shutdown.sh -> filetool.sh {-b|-s} -> exitcheck.sh -> ( sudo {reboot|poweroff} )

[roberts]

Because of the possibility of errors. Typically one exits via the GUI exittc. That GUI tries to perform the shutdown with a backup when so selected. If errors occur a pop is displayed which requires X and typically the user is more comfortable in X to correct. It has served well since 2006.

[AbNoRMiS]

probably i again could not clearly explain what i meant

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/usr/local/bin/exittc -> filetool.sh {-b|-s} -> exitcheck.sh -> ( /opt/shutdown.sh && sudo {reboot|poweroff} )

i meant that first through gui /usr/local/bin/exittc starts filetool.sh
which back up with the necessary include and exclude lists
and only after backing up begins running /opt/shutdown.sh
which contain an user shutdown commands
whether it makes sense to run these commands after backup?
then i probably not quite understood in which cases it need

p.s.
by the way, earlier if .filetool.lst
contained a file or folder that did not exist
then pop up error warning and backup stopped
but now these errors are not handled

[AbNoRMiS]

and yet i did not understood why directly before command reboot|poweroff
need to do loop through valid users to clean up if no backup of home was done
which is performed in the script /opt/shutdown.sh called from exitcheck.sh
or it is made for persistent home directory?

[roberts]

You answered your own question. It supports the very dynamic nature of this embedded distro whether doing a backup or using a persistent home.

[AbNoRMiS]

is it possible to execute a user shutdown commands before backup in case when non-resistant home directory?
such commands as for example completion of apache and mysql sessions

[coreplayer2]

I could be wrong, but I believe "sudo poweroff" does not perform a backup.?  But haven't test that theory much..

[AbNoRMiS]

sudo poweroff launches the system script /etc/init.d/rc.shutdown
which syncs filesystems, kills processes, unmounts tcz extensions
and removes tcz extensions marked for deletion

[coreplayer2]

cool, so it looks like the right tool   unless I missed point..  I'v been good at that today  http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/Smileys/default/shocked.gif

[AbNoRMiS]

is it possible to execute a user shutdown commands before backup in case when non-resistant home directory?
such commands as for example completion of apache and mysql sessions

particularly in addition to completion the apache and mysql sessions before backuping
such as for example executing user command to make a separate backup of server working directory

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sudo lampp stop && sudo busybox tar -C / -czf /etc/sysconfig/tcedir/mylampp.tgz /opt/lampp/* && sudo rm -rf /opt/lamppsomehow it can be done before doing backup?