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<blockquote data-quote="josch.hh" data-source="post: 333318" data-attributes="member: 71222"><p>Ok, i am sure that the shutdown jobs worked. I forgot to tell that i integrated a rotating log file system.</p><p>The last log file gets the extension .log.1, the log file two system starts ago gets the .log.2 and so on until .log.5</p><p>I you want to review what happend during last shutdown you have to look into .log.1</p><p></p><p>The system start is another thing. It seems that the c# windows services get no "sessionchange : logon" event.</p><p>So the only chance to be informed if windows is starting up is to catch the "system startup" event. This might sound quiet obvious, BUT the time when this event arises is BEFORE a user is logged in (even if you have autologon). This means that all user related jobs can't be run at that time, for example the start/top of MP.</p><p>I will check if i can add something like a delay to wait for this jobs to start later. But that's not a smart solution.</p><p></p><p></p><p>So plz, check the system shutdown in .log.1 and post it here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="josch.hh, post: 333318, member: 71222"] Ok, i am sure that the shutdown jobs worked. I forgot to tell that i integrated a rotating log file system. The last log file gets the extension .log.1, the log file two system starts ago gets the .log.2 and so on until .log.5 I you want to review what happend during last shutdown you have to look into .log.1 The system start is another thing. It seems that the c# windows services get no "sessionchange : logon" event. So the only chance to be informed if windows is starting up is to catch the "system startup" event. This might sound quiet obvious, BUT the time when this event arises is BEFORE a user is logged in (even if you have autologon). This means that all user related jobs can't be run at that time, for example the start/top of MP. I will check if i can add something like a delay to wait for this jobs to start later. But that's not a smart solution. So plz, check the system shutdown in .log.1 and post it here. [/QUOTE]
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