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Shell script for shutdown

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I have a shell script for closing files and shutting down FM Server that's called by the UPC when the power goes off. All works well except I can't seem to figure out how to suppress the prompt that occurs, asking me if I really want to close the files. In order for the script to continue a person must click Yes, but I certainly can't count on someone being present to click on that button when a power outage occurs. Any suggestions?

Running FMSA 11 on Snow Leopard.

Thanks in advance!

-Kent

I'm assuming you use the fmsadmin command line, correct?

In that case you can use the -y toggle to make sure the prompt does not appear. Check out the help of the fmsadmin command line for more info.

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Hi Wim,

Yes, that's correct, I'm using fmsadmin command line.

I'll try your suggestion on Monday and let you know how it goes.

Thanks for your help!

-Kent

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