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Bug #3615

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/etc/rc.d/*.sh start" is executed during bootup, but equivalent "stop" cmd is never issued during shutdown

Added by Dreamcat Four over 10 years ago. Updated over 10 years ago.

Status:
Closed
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
-
Category:
Operating System
Target version:
2.2
Start date:
04/22/2014
Due date:
% Done:

0%

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Description

Hi there. I apologize if this is issue has been entered in the wrong category.

There seems to be no feature to allow a user to run their rc scripts at shutdown. (non-packages). To gracefully stop a service and release it's resources back.

For example: I would like to use the 3rd method documented in this page, where an rc.d script is renamed with an ".sh" extension:

https://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Executing_commands_at_boot_time

This seems to be processed by "/etc/rc.start_packages" - and will exec "/etc/rc.d/*.sh start" for each file found. However "/etc/rc.stop_packages" seems to have some issue. The code looks like it trys to do something similar. But the code isn't quite the same and it fails to run "/etc/rc.d/*.sh stop". Can we please fix this somehow ?

Other popular nanoBSD platforms (FreeNAS and NAS4Free) provide a GUI page where users can specify their own list of "POSTINIT" and "SHUTDOWN" scripts. It isn't hidden away or anything.

But if you guys could get pfSense to just auto-run "/etc/rc.d/*.sh stop" from your "/etc/rc.stop_packages" (in 2.2 onwards). Then that would work great for me.

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