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Since we can't un-[SOLVED] the other thread, I was worried perhaps it would be missed.
With the current (9/13/2012) networkmanager package, kill_all() fails on shutdown. I put /bin/bash in my kill_all() function and networkmanager was holding up the show. Also dhcpd (which I believe is running with networkmanager)
Should this be filed with the networkmanager folks? I just wanted to be sure it wasn't just an arch problem.
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the problem is more complex, for some people the culprit is KDE and/or systemd :
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=294714
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sy … ribly_long
I use KDE but I don't use systemd ( and I don't use networkmanager ) and I have a similar bug during shutdown and reboot ( but not always, it's a random bug ), SIGTERM fails and I must wait 5 seconds and then the PC can shutdown or reboot
Last edited by Potomac (2012-09-13 16:38:35)
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At this moment, my computer can never SIGTERM processes, it just says [FAIL] so it SIGKILL's them. I don't like this because it takes much longer when shutting down the computer. I don't have KDE and I'm not using systemd.
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I have the same behavior when rebooting/shutdown after resume from hibernate. I havent tested if it happen when i dont hibernate.
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try this
pgrep networkmanager
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
sudo killall networkmanager && sudo shutdown -h now
else
sudo shutdown -h now
fi Never argue with stupid people,They will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience.--Mark Twain
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Bringing this to the top. Looking for a working solution.
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try this
pgrep networkmanager if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then sudo killall networkmanager && sudo shutdown -h now else sudo shutdown -h now fi
I tried that script, it didn't work.
~> sudo killall networkmanager
[sudo] password for david:
networkmanager: no process found
exit 1
~>I also tried that right now, but no luck.
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Hey guys. I just wanted to let to know that after yesterday's upgrade I'm no longer having the problem.
Upgraded packages: libpipeline, libraw, linux
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archie0, what package? A few days ago networkmanager had an update, but it still didn't fix it for me.
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archie0, what package? A few days ago networkmanager had an update, but it still didn't fix it for me.
Well, I've posted the packages in the post above. It might have been a new revision of networkmanager too.
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My "networkmanager --version" returns 0.9.6.0, but in archlinux.org the latest release is 0.9.6.0-2. I guess my mirror hasn't updated yet, because I already -Syu'd.
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My "networkmanager --version" returns 0.9.6.0, but in archlinux.org the latest release is 0.9.6.0-2. I guess my mirror hasn't updated yet, because I already -Syu'd.
Check it the right way:
pacman -Qi networkmanager | grep Version
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What the ....
Ok, I am again getting this error. It didn't occur last night and I didn't update any package since then.
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Solved after switching to SystemD.
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