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There are some edge-cases, that can prevent a machine from rebooting automatically. Here are two, that i encountered during a recent project when using the "Schedule" option.
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I have only the german screenshot and couldn't find the English translation. In my case, this message appeared, as i had a simple bash script periodically checking some stuff.
"There are currently logged in users who may lose unsaved changes if you restart this computer."
If you use some share (smb/afp) to sync/update files, you have to manually disconnect from the machine, otherwise this message will block the reboot.
This is just a quick draft, so i won't forget to post this here. Will be improved as soon as possible. Support and discussion appreciated!
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Ah yeah - I've caught these before - it also happens if you are screen shared into an installation computer, it will warn you other users are connected - I haven't investigated what you can do to force reboot in those situations - you would probably need some kind of shell script that is a backup or something
I've to look up how i solved this issue, but as you said, i had to write some shell script. Those are quite annoying messages as there is no solution to get rid of them when using the "Schedule..."
There are some edge-cases, that can prevent a machine from rebooting automatically. Here are two, that i encountered during a recent project when using the "Schedule" option.
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![Screenshot](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/7cbf3749bd427cb0a8ab15d8b725be7c86a222922bef048d74eaf68ca57b3f31/687474703a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f636876714d596e2e706e67)
I have only the german screenshot and couldn't find the English translation. In my case, this message appeared, as i had a simple bash script periodically checking some stuff.
"There are currently logged in users who may lose unsaved changes if you restart this computer."
![Screenshot](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/d4964d8540d45ac0a76cb08b87c2e85ec08e648f1c43a263c5def456154ca9fe/687474703a2f2f6b6d2e737570706f72742e6170706c652e636f6d2f6c6962726172792f4150504c452f4150504c45434152455f414c4c47454f532f5453323331372f5453323331372d312e706e67)
If you use some share (smb/afp) to sync/update files, you have to manually disconnect from the machine, otherwise this message will block the reboot.
This is just a quick draft, so i won't forget to post this here. Will be improved as soon as possible. Support and discussion appreciated!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: