Shutting down a standalone GLADE panel launched with gmoccapy
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24 Jun 2026 00:34 #347294
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Shutting down a standalone GLADE panel launched with gmoccapy was created by scsmith1451
Searching Google for an answer to this issue it suggested to put a system command in the shutdown.hal file and set the .ini parameter:
SHUTDOWN = shutdown.hal
which I have done.
I've created a bash command script, killglade, which if run from the command line kills the orphaned glade panel. In my shutdown.hal file I have the following command:
system killglade
However, the panel is not stopped upon shutdown of gmoccapy. The documentation from the web mentioned that the bash script should be in the configuration directory. While not technically in the configuration directory I created a soft link to the actual file which is in my ~/bin directory which in turn is in my search path so the file can be executed from anywhere.
Does anyone have an idea what I may be missing or any insight into running bash scripts with the system command in the shutdown.hal file?
I've attached my killglade script and my shutdown.hal file for your reference.
SHUTDOWN = shutdown.hal
which I have done.
I've created a bash command script, killglade, which if run from the command line kills the orphaned glade panel. In my shutdown.hal file I have the following command:
system killglade
However, the panel is not stopped upon shutdown of gmoccapy. The documentation from the web mentioned that the bash script should be in the configuration directory. While not technically in the configuration directory I created a soft link to the actual file which is in my ~/bin directory which in turn is in my search path so the file can be executed from anywhere.
Does anyone have an idea what I may be missing or any insight into running bash scripts with the system command in the shutdown.hal file?
I've attached my killglade script and my shutdown.hal file for your reference.
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24 Jun 2026 05:42 - 24 Jun 2026 06:57 #347297
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That is pure AI generated nonsense. There is no hal command 'system':
www.linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/hal/ba...tml#sec:hal-commands
What you could try is start your configuration through bash and have your killglade script execute after linuxcnc is shut down:
Replied by Aciera on topic Shutting down a standalone GLADE panel launched with gmoccapy
Searching Google for an answer to this issue it suggested to put a system command in the shutdown.hal file and set the .ini parameter:
SHUTDOWN = shutdown.hal
which I have done.
I've created a bash command script, killglade, which if run from the command line kills the orphaned glade panel. In my shutdown.hal file I have the following command:
system killglade
That is pure AI generated nonsense. There is no hal command 'system':
www.linuxcnc.org/docs/stable/html/hal/ba...tml#sec:hal-commands
What you could try is start your configuration through bash and have your killglade script execute after linuxcnc is shut down:
linuxcnc path_to_your_inifile_here && bash path_to_your_bash_script_here
Last edit: 24 Jun 2026 06:57 by Aciera.
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