Ubuntu does not use shutdown from sysvinit. If this is a bug in
sysvinit's implementation of shutdown, then it is invalid in Ubuntu.
Are you in fact using this shutdown, or are you using the one from
systemd?
** Changed in: sysvinit (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1941737
Title:
shutdown bug, not present in previous versions
Status in sysvinit package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
Hi,
Sysvinit (2.96-7) includes a shutdown version (/sbin/shutdown) that
contains a bug not present in previous versions of shutdown
It affects to QEMU VMs, like Proxmox, for example, that cannot be
shutdown from console.
Basically, to shutdown QEMU-Guest-Agent issues the command
/sbin/shutdown -h -P +0
but /sbin/shutdown refuses to work when -h and -P are present at the
same time, although its help says explicitly that "-P can only be used
with -h flag".
Older versions of shutdown work correctly!! and /sbin/shutdown -h -P
+0 shutdown the machine as expected.
Regards,
Pedreter.
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