How forceful is shutdown -h ?

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gregorypeck

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Nov 30, 2019
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Just wondering:
If we run (as root) shutdown -h in the Proxmox shell and we have a couple of backups/snapshots which need another couple of hours until finished, will they be interrupted/fail by shutdown?
 
Yes they will interrupt the backup process, and if you enabled reporting per mail it will list it as failed
When you issue a :
  • init 6
  • shutdown -h
  • shutdown -r
  • reboot
it will stop the service that is running the backup as its being overruled from system itself and in the report (if emailing it is enabled) you will see :

interrupted by signal
On the VM/CT it was trying to backup.

all consecutive ones in the backup-Job will be listed as :

aborted
 
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Hmm... Thanks. Is there any quick command line request I could pass through a script to check if there are any backup/snapshot proecesses running at present?
 
Not as far as i know, only indication i have of jobs running is the view of the webUI ( i must confess i have not looked into it deeper)

Also a thing i have not found ( if it is even built-in) .. if a job is interrupted a way to start/continue where it left off.

i mean for example:

  • backupjob has 4 CT/VM's configured
  • backup of guest 1 is complete
  • reboot is initiated
  • backup re-starts at VM/CT 2 (as VM/CT was successfull) after reboot.
From what i know the full backupjob is killed, and after the host comes back up a resume is not attempted.
 
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