Help on canceling shutdown
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Hello,
I ran this command in the terminal
shutdown -r 120
so the system will restart after 120 minutes
I want to cancel this command and replace it with another one that will turn off the PC instead of restarting it
thank you for your help
I ran this command in the terminal
shutdown -r 120
so the system will restart after 120 minutes
I want to cancel this command and replace it with another one that will turn off the PC instead of restarting it
thank you for your help
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And it's urgent...
so the manual is your friend...
shutdown -c (c meaning cancel)
You'll know for next time...
See you later.
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A preconceived idea is often a dead idea.
so the manual is your friend...
shutdown -c (c meaning cancel)
You'll know for next time...
See you later.
--
A preconceived idea is often a dead idea.
Hello,
man shutdown :
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$ man woman
There is no manual page for woman.
man shutdown :
-c Cancel a shutdown in progress. With this option, it is obviously not possible to provide a time argument, but you can enter an explanatory message on the command line that will be sent to all users.;-)
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$ man woman
There is no manual page for woman.
Thank you for all your responses as I am a new Linux user and I have migrated from Windows to Linux.
Hello,
To access the manual of a command, just type
man followed by the command name.
Ex: man shutdown
Otherwise, you can also get simplified online help for certain commands.
Ex: shutdown --help
Welcome to the world of Unix and its derivatives.
You will see that once you start working with Linux, you will become addicted as the possibilities are enormous.
The commands are much more powerful than those of M$ systems.
--
A preconceived idea is often a dead idea.
To access the manual of a command, just type
man followed by the command name.
Ex: man shutdown
Otherwise, you can also get simplified online help for certain commands.
Ex: shutdown --help
Welcome to the world of Unix and its derivatives.
You will see that once you start working with Linux, you will become addicted as the possibilities are enormous.
The commands are much more powerful than those of M$ systems.
--
A preconceived idea is often a dead idea.