I am having problems dealing with Signal handling in Windows Server 2008. I am using perl with following code: 
use strict;

my($startupTime) = time;

# Setup system signal handlers
$SIG{'TERM'} = 'SHUTDOWN';
$SIG{'INT'} = 'SHUTDOWN';

while(1) {
   sleep(10);
}

# Signal handler for SIGTERM
sub SHUTDOWN {
    my($shutdownTime) = time;
    my($duration) = $shutdownTime-$startupTime;
  
  # Write out the shutdown time
    open(OUT, ">>$filename");
    # Note: $$ is the process id for this script
    print OUT formatTime($shutdownTime)." Shutdown  Uptime: ".formatDu
+ration($duration)."\n";

    close OUT;
    exit(1);
}

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Problem is it does not enter into sub SHUTDOWN when computer shutdown happens. Could you please help me with this.

In reply to Uptime daemon by zerberra

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