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.TH ninit-shutdown 8 "Dec 28, 2009"
.SH NAME
ninit-shutdown \- shutdown the ninit init system.
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B ninit-shutdown
\-[\fIrhoqvstmST\fR] [\-E /path/to/program [arg1 arg2 ...]]
.SH DESCRIPTION
.B ninit-shutdown
tries to properly shutdown your system with ninit.
.SH USAGE
.TP 9
\-r
reboot after shutdown
.TP
\-h
halt after shutdown
.TP
\-o
power-off after shutdown (default)
.TP
\-q
quiet mode; ignores SIGINT signal; Ctrl-C does't work!
.TP
\-v
be verbose
.TP
\-m
only shutdown the ninit-part and exit
.TP
\-s \fIsecs\fR
starting delay
.TP
\-t \fIsecs\fR
delay between SIGTERM and SIGKILL
.TP
\-E \fIprog\fR
execute \fIprog\fR after KILLALL; must be the last option!
.TP
\-T \fIsecs\fR
if \fIsecs\fR is nonzero shutdown twice ninit part
.TP
\-S \fIabcd\fR
skip to shutdown the service \fIabcd\fR
.SH NOTES
If the flags -m and -E are off then the program starts the service
.I halt
or
.I reboot
depending of the flags -h -o and -r respectively.
If the flags -E and -m are on then
.B ninit-shutdown
execve(2)s the
\fIprog\fR after shutting down the ninit-part.
If the flag -E is on and the flag -m is off then
.B ninit-shutdown
execve(2)s
the \fIprog\fR after sending SIGTERM and SIGKILL to all processes.
.B ninit-shutdown
clears respawn/cron flags on all services
including those skipped with -S flag.
.
.SH "ENVIRON"
.B ninit-shutdown
uses the variables
.B NINIT_MEMORY
and
.B NINIT_HOME.
.SH AUTHOR
.B ninit
was written by Nikola Vladov and can be downloaded from
.br
.I http://riemann.frmi.uni-sofia.bg/ninit/
Parts of
.B ninit-shutdown
were contributed by Bernd Wachter.
.br
Parts of this manpage was written by Erich Schubert.
.SH "SEE ALSO"
ninit(8), nsvc(8), execve(2), nkillall(8)
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