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der Mouse sez:
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#: I'm not sure about this.  There are at least five documented ways of
#: shutting the system down (signal init with SIGTERM or SIGTSTP, or run
#: shutdown, halt, or reboot), with at least four different target states
#: (single-user, halt, reboot, and that weird one you get when you SIGTSTP
#: init).  Which of them should run what, and when?

init should run rc.shutdown as soon as it is instructed to change state,
i.e. "this is init's job, not halt/shutdown/reboot's job".  This also
means that the TSTP bit is not really an issue, and most of the required
code already exists in reboot/halt.  All we would need is to make sure
that the -q and -n Do The Right Thing.

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