> > Then the message appears: "Next recording in -xx minutes - Shutdown
> > anyway ?"
> > When I now press ok the shutdown routine will be called and the timer
> > given to the shutdown script is in the past, so the machine will shut
> > down but never wake up again.
> > Any easy solutions for this ?
>
> There's no simple solution to this, I think. I remember that this has
> been discussed before, however without results. Using nvram-wakeup, the
> nvram script will complain next and shutdown will not work, you have to
> disable all running timers and all close timers, or nvram-wakeup wont
> shut down.
>
And with acpi it will shutdown but never wake up, depending on the shutdown script.
> The current solution just uses the remaining time to the next timer, and
> thats the running one of course.
>
Thats not a solution - thats a bug :) The shutdown script should get the starttime of the next timer in the future, not a time in the past.
> A proper solution would have to skip over the offending timers to get
> the next timer that is at least xx minutes in the future. Probably the
> easiest and most radical solution is to really disable (or skip) all
> offending timers after each confirmation.
>
I've made some tries into this direction, but none of these are working correct with repeatable timers.
The only solution which works reliable is to disallow shutdown when a recording is active.
Bye
Helmut