Tomasz Chmielewski a écrit : > Nicolas LEBRUN schrieb: > >>> Why don't you use "shutdown -r -t 0" instead (assuming you use >>> anything more modern than Windows 2000)? >> >> Only Windows XP sp3 >> >> PowerOff allows to schedule shutdown on every evening... and I installed >> it to shutdown at a random time between 19h00 and 20h00 ... >> >> "shutdown -r -t 0" is for a reboot, is'nt it ? > > Yes, it is. > /? will show you different options > > >> What I want is having a "shutdown" (as scheduled by "poweroff") neither >> a "reboot" ( as needed by the package ) ... If the station reboots on >> next day, it is sufficient to me. >> >> I thought I could add a rebootcmd in config.xml which could make a >> "shutdown" rather than a "reboot". >> >> Not sure I'm clear ... > > Yes, you are now. > shutdown /? should give you some ideas. > Well, I suppose <param name='rebootCmd' value='shutdown -s -t 0' /> should make the job ... no ? I just want to be sure, as modifying config.xml will affect all stations ... Thx for the advices |