[systemd-devel] /etc/rc.d/ on shutdown incompatible

[Reindl Harald]

Hi

using VMware-Workstation on a machine with systemd (Fedora 15)
and have running virtual machines during shutdown or reboot
ends in killing their processes instead waiting for vmware-suspend

attached the /etc/init.d/vmware-script

from line 353 the original looks if the script is called
with a "K" at the begin and only then running machines will
be suspended, manually stop the service would give you a
message that this is nit possible

so first i thought "remove this K thing from the script"
and it would work - well now i can say "service vmware stop"
in every state and they will be suspended

BUT on reboot/shutdown this does not happen
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i think systemd does not wait until this script has finsished
what can take some minutes if you have and hand full of virtual
machines running with hughe memory

independent from a needed fix somewhere in systemd:
what is the best way to place any shell script which is
called at the first place before reboot/shutdown and
how force systemd to wait with all other shutdwon-actions
until this is finished?
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