Re: systemd ignores / overrides 'shutdown -t' delay?
On Fri, 11 Sep 2015, The Wanderer wrote:
> and an immediate shutdown (without even enough delay to log root out
> via Ctrl-D), which is what I get on my other systems, where systemd is
> not the active init system.
I suspect that the shutdown process has actually started immediately,
but that one of the daemons that you are running (or a filesystem) is
not being properly unmounted or stopped, and systemd is waiting until it
hits the timeout for a shutdown.
If you look at the output of journalctl -ar -b -1; you should be able to
see what actually happened.
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