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#!/bin/bash
# Unlock if the script is terminated for any reason
trap "/usr/local/bin/mythshutdown --unlock" 0 SIGHUP SIGINT SIGQUIT SIGABRT SIGKILL SIGALRM SIGSEGV SIGTERM

# Lock shutdown
/usr/local/bin/mythshutdown --lock

# Do script stuff

Misc. Options:
-c OR --check                 Check whether shutdown is possible
--localtime                   Specify that the wakeup time is in local time
--lock                        disable shutdown
-x OR --safeshutdown          Check if shutdown is possible, and shutdown
-t OR --setscheduledwakeup    Set wakeup time to the next scheduled recording
-w OR --setwakeup             Set the wakeup time (yyyy-MM-ddThh:mm:ss) default is in local time
-h OR --help OR --usage       Display this help printout, or give detailed information of selected option.
--version                     Display version information.
--shutdown                    Apply wakeup time to nvram and shutdown.
-p OR --startup               Check startup status
-s OR --status                check current status
-u OR --unlock                enable shutdown
--utc                         Specify that the wakeup time is in utc

Logging Options:
--enable-dblog                Enable logging to database.
--loglevel                    Set the logging level.  All log messages at lower levels will be discarded.
                              In descending order: emerg, alert, crit, err, warning, notice, info, debug
                              defaults to err
--logpath                     Writes logging messages to a file in the directory logpath with filenames in the format: applicationName.date.pid.log.
                              This is typically used in combination with --daemon, and if used in combination with --pidfile, this can be used with log rotators, using the HUP call to inform MythTV to reload the file
--nologserver                 Disable all logging but console.
-q OR --quiet                 Don't log to the console (-q).  Don't log anywhere (-q -q)
--syslog                      Set the syslog logging facility.
                              Set to "none" to disable, defaults to none.
-v OR --verbose               Specify log filtering. Use '-v help' for level info.