Terminal: Timed shutdown (mac)

[asmogan]

how to create a executable file ?

[Sheephunter1989]

Sweet.. Thank you so much lard.

[loubano]

ctrl+c isn't killing the process, even closing terminal windows, Just tryed it. TRy to understand how to cancel it in case I need need it, anyway thank a lot for this trick.

[AppScreencast]

In terminal just type:

sudo killall shutdown

Should have put that in the video lol, thanks for the comments :)

[loubano]

ctrl+c isn't killing the process, even closing terminal windows, Just tryed it. TRy to understand how to cancel it in case I need need it, anyway thank a lot for this tip.

[mohsin213jc]

excellent tip thanks for sharing...

[AppScreencast]

@mohsin213jc

Glad you like.

[ALuckyDonkey]

heya, how would u cancel either command?

nice tuts, thanks for uploading = )

[tewari1985]

@ALuckyDonkey just hit ctrl+c

[tewari1985]

@ALuckyDonkey 

[tewari1985]

@ALuckyDonkey just hit ctrl+c

[memorysticky]

Or you can shutdown 60 -h shutsdown computer after 60 mins then halts! aka power off. If your into the terminal I highly suggest Linux! later on

[TheMegawsome]

How can you do this without having to use a password?

[malakov5]

@TheMegawsome be logged on root so you dont have to do sudo.

[Sanghone]

Very useful thank you :)

[videolover444]

yes i luv u!!!! i needed this really badly cause i needed to download a file and i wanted to go to sleep but didnt wanna leave mac on all nite thx so much!!!