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[Chris Dombroski <cdombroski AT gambit.gotdns.org>]

Quoting Eric Sandall <eric AT sandall.us>:

> Doesn't the simpleinit shutdown process do the reverse of the startup WRT
> dependencies? You could (maybe) have mountall.sh depend on ups, that way ups
> would be shutdown after mountall.sh is run for shutdown.
> 
> -sandalle

That sounds like a good idea except for this in mountall.sh:
   # Simpleinit handles umounting and stuff.
   stop()
   {
     exit 0
   }

Quoting Eric Laberge <demon_lord AT myrealbox.com>:
> I believe a script can be called when shutting down in /etc/shutdown.conf .
> Probably a good place for this stuff.
> 'man shutdown' for more infos
>
> - --
> Eric Laberge

This seems like the most doable idea as long as /dev/tts/* (/dev/ttyS*) is 
still
around to send the command to the ups

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