Is there anyway to schedule shutdown. As umbrel is server , this should have scheduling shutdown restart.
Hey, you could try this:
Connect to your Umbrel server via SSH and use the shutdown command to schedule a shutdown. For example, to schedule a shutdown at 10 PM, you can use:
sudo shutdown -h 22:00
You can also specify a shutdown in a certain number of minutes. For example, to shut down after 30 minutes:
sudo shutdown -h +30
If you need to cancel a scheduled shutdown, you can use:
sudo shutdown -c
If you want to schedule a shutdown at a regular interval, you can use a cron job. Edit the crontab file with:
crontab -e
Add a line to schedule the shutdown. For example, to schedule a shutdown every day at 10 PM, add:
0 22 * * * sudo shutdown -h now
These commands should allow you to manage the scheduling of your Umbrel OS server shutdowns effectively.
To schedule a shutdown inside a Docker container, you typically need to handle it differently since Docker containers are intended to run a single process and shut down when that process ends. However, you can still schedule a shutdown using the same basic principles. Here’s how you can do it:
First, access the Docker container where you want to schedule the shutdown:
docker exec -it <container_name> /bin/bash
Replace <container_name> with the name or ID of your container. Run docker ps
to find the container ID.
Inside the container, you may need to install cron:
apt-get update
apt-get install cron
Inside the container, use crontab to schedule the shutdown:
crontab -e
Add a line to schedule the shutdown. For example, to schedule a shutdown every day at 10 PM, add:
0 22 * * * shutdown -h now
Save and close the crontab file.
Start the cron service inside the container:
service cron start
Thanks for quick response,
Yes this commands would work but ,
is there any app to schedule shutdown, because it’s just convenient to use.
Also thank you so much for explaining these commands ,i appreciate your time.
Unfortunately, there is currently no app or setting that can do this.
Perhaps the developers @mayank @nmfretz @lukechilds @smolgrrr can add this to the agenda?