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    Question Identifying unknown hanging program on reboot/shutdown

    Title pretty much says it all. How do I identify a program that hangs on reboot/shutdown when it shows "Unknown"?

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    Re: Identifying unknown hanging program on reboot/shutdown

    Is there a shutdown log that might have the info? Is there a way to shutdown using the terminal that might show the name of the hanging program? Is there a way to have the GUI give the name and not just say unknown?

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    Re: Identifying unknown hanging program on reboot/shutdown

    Anyone? Please?

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    Re: Identifying unknown hanging program on reboot/shutdown

    Maybe if I bump it during mid-day I will actually get a reply. I sure don't think I'll figure it out on my own like the rest of my problems.

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    Re: Identifying unknown hanging program on reboot/shutdown

    Found a way to find it. It involves enabling a default-disabled log. In my case, nepomuk was the offending program.

    Here's the thread on how to enable the log:
    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2069929
    Last edited by sienile; October 14th, 2012 at 04:58 AM. Reason: Solved!!! ...finally

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