Debian 9, running script at shutdown -
this driving me insane. been testing 2 days. used work fine on debian 7 won't anymore on debian 9.
just normal debian 9 scratch, nothing special.
i want backup script called mybackup.sh run on shutdown. script moves folders , files remote tar file , backups mysql tables remote host.
i placed file (as debian 7) in /ect/init.d/
when executed directly works fine.
sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/mybackup.sh sudo /etc/init.d/mybackup.sh
all backups run should, takes maximum of 20 seconds.
on debian 7 put symbolic link in /etc/rc0.d let run on shutdown.
sudo ln -s /etc/init.d/mybackup.sh /etc/rc0.d/k04mybackup.sh
this used work without problems. backup files had been generated on remote folders , hosts , machine shut down smooth.
but fails on debian 9.
i tried following
- command update-rc.d manipulate header information
- and/or renaming link k00…, s00…, k04…, s04…
- generating services "should" start script 1 shutdown
nothing worked. nothing happens. can't find warning or error messages during shutdown or in log files.
i don't it. doing wrong?
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