Debuggerfahrer's Digest

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[derwhity-blog1]

Most linux distributions use some type of mechanism to gracefully stop daemons and unmount storage volumes during a reboot or shutdown. It’s most commonly done via scripts that will wait for each daemon to shut down gracefully before proceeding to the next daemon. As we know, sometimes servers misbehave due to things put them through, …

Didn’t know this until now: When everything else fails and you have no way to reset your linux server, as last resort a SysRq key press can be emulated to force a reboot:

echo 1 > /proc/sys/kernel/sysrq echo b > /proc/sysrq-trigger

Feels a little bit like stabbing your server in the back.

[derwhity-blog1]

Finally there... But - man, this is large for a card game.