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wont unmount when shutting down #70
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I have a feeling this may be related to #45. Do you see any similar messages when you finalize/quit pcloudcc? |
It's also possible that |
i just tried it.it exits properly with both ctrl-c and finalize command in prompt mode with -k. |
No i didn’t use systemd. I’m using hyperland and I added “pcloudcc -u myaccount -d” in the autostart script.i guess maybe if I write a systemd file to start it then it would be good? |
If you're talking about hyprland, to be clear, this is a wayland compositor that hasn't much to do with the shutdown process (but if it fails to exit, it could hold the process up). systemd includes an init system, service manager, and so on and is included with many if not most popular distributions. So let's try to reach some clarity. Are you trying to shutdown your machine, or are you trying to exit hyprland? (Perhaps the answer is both, in which case, where is the process hanging? Is it still stuck in hyprland, or is it stuck during shutdown after the compositor has exited?) In other words, will hyprland fail to exit, or will your machine fail to shutdown (or, at least, pause for 90 seconds)? Is your login screen text-based or graphical? Maybe I should have started with a higher level question that might answer some of these all at once: what distribution are you using? These are important details that will lead us to the right solution. 🍻 |
sorry that I didn’t provide enough info earlier! Im using arch and I installed it from aur today. My display manager is sddm. I used “poweroff” and “reboot” command (which are part of systemd I think) to shut down my computer, and the compositer is shut down, with my screen goes black with only an underline blinking in the console and unresponsive towards any input. journalctl didn’t show anything weird,but I can confirm that sddm service is shut down susccessfully as the log said. |
Haha, thanks! I also just read the rest of your comment (ADHD or something like it takes over sometimes and I go off on a tangent). You said you start the service in a |
Sorry if I wasn’t clear but I didn’t use systemd. I just start it with Hyprland autostart config. currently I don’t have my computer with me, and I’ll try to write a systems script tomorrow and post the result. |
Sure! Let me know, and if that works, maybe it will be useful to add a note in the README. Also if you find a way to extract data from the err log during a shutdown, maybe that will be helpful. (Maybe not, but it's worth a try.) Cheers, I'll wait for more from you. |
I tried to check
I tried to quit hyprland and go to tty but there isnt any error message, it just failed to shutdown. I tried to write a user systemd file:
But it doesnt seem to be able to start pcloudcc properly as after The only thing might be helpful is sth else i discovered: if I change a file on other devices and pcloudcc has synced the file, then the shut down process would go smoothly and if no file has been changed, my computer wouldnt shut down.I tried several times it seems to have a good consistency. |
im having trouble shutting down my computer if pcloudcc is running.i tried umount ~/pcloudDrive without killing pcloudcc and it shut down perfectly. finalize pcloudcc also let my computer shut down successfully, so i guess there is some thing wrong with pcloudcc that it refused to unmount?
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