A shutdown command that executes commands before system shutdown is started to safely stop a servers processes. Alternatively it can be used to shutdown parts of a system.
shutdown++ [options]
-p <path> Path to the config file
-yp <path> Path to config file and yes to all prompts
-y Yes to all prompts (Only for default config file)
-f Force shutdown
-v Show version
-h Show this help message
Shutdown++ Reads from a config file. The config file should look like this
# This is a comment
commands = command 1, command 2, command 3Each command is separated with a comma. Comments are marked with a #
The default config file is at ~/.config/shutdown.conf
Multiple config files can be saves and used with the -p option.
shutdown++ -p /path/to/config
This is an example config file that stops a server, removes all files in ~/server_tmp and then shuts down the system.
commands = systemctl stop server.service, rm -rf ~/server_tmp/*, sudo shutdown now- make
- g++
makeg++ -std=c++17 -o shutdown++ src/main.cpp