is it "shutdown -h now" or "shutdown now -h"? manpage seems to indicate the former - but doing it prints the shutdown-message "now" on the screen

here it's: /usr/sbin/shutdown [-y] [-g grace-period] [-i init-state] [message]

and state 5 is halt/powerroff

dbrooke : is there a seperate man page for that? i remember shutting down boxes like that but I wonder where I read that - 'cause "man shutdown" gives me the parameters for /usr/ucb/shutdown [-fhknr] time [warning-message]...

ISTR I used to get the man page for the ucb flavour by default, but now on joyent_20240125T000404Z I get the correct one

Hello, I installed the web interface but whenever I log in, I get { "request_id": "xxx", "error_code": "Internal", "message": "Internal Server Error" }

neuroserve: You can type "man /usr/sbin/shutdown" or "man -s 8 shutdown". The program which generates /usr/share/man/man.cf should be updated to put 8 before 1B

In particular, "8" should likely appear in this list after "1": github.com/TritonDataCenter/smartos…b/master/tools/mancf/main.c#L49-L75

i.e., I would expect the result to come out like... MANSECTS=1,1c,8,1b,2,3,3c,...