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: No.  If it always works, that's fine.  I've had too many cases where
: it didn't, though.  I can't see that it does any harm to state the
: fact.

I guess my point is that there are dozens of things that happen on
shutdown and we should only report problems.  As it is, it adds no
value, since you can know for sure if it succeeded or failed by how
the system operates....  For the moment it can stay, but I want it to
go away in the long term.

Warner