03-24-2005
How do you logout from a session?
Hello all -
I'm finishing up a script that I wrote.
This is what I did:
I added some lines to the .bash_profile that will call my startup script:
cd $HOME/startup
./startup.scr
This startup script will create some directories, move some files, and then startup an application:
cd $HOME/applications
./move_some_files
./start_application
This is where I need some help:
Under Redhat Linux how do I kill the session and log the user out and display the login screen from my script?
Thanks!
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midish
MIDISH(1) BSD General Commands Manual MIDISH(1)
NAME
midish -- MIDI sequencer and filter
SYNOPSIS
midish [-bhv]
DESCRIPTION
Midish is a MIDI sequencer/filter implemented as an interactive command-line interpreter (users wanting to use midish interactively may con-
sider using the rmidish(1) utility). Here are some of its features:
o Multiple MIDI devices handling
o Synchronisation to external MIDI devices
o Filtering/routing (controller mapping, keyboard splitting, ...)
o Track recording, editing, quatisation
o Import and export of standard MIDI files
o Tempo and time-signature changes, user configurable metronome
o System exclusive messages handling
The options are as follows:
-b Do not process $HOME/.midishrc or /etc/midishrc and stop on the first error on the standard input. Useful for scripting
-h Print usage information.
-v Print additionnal info before each line of input, useful to front-ends and for dubugging.
Once midish started, the interpreter processes the $HOME/.midishrc file (or /etc/midishrc if the later dosn't exist) and starts prompting for
commands. For further information about the syntax of midish refer to the ``Midish user's manual''.
FILES
$HOME/.midishrc startup script
/etc/midishrc startup script (if $HOME/.midishrc doesn't exist)
/dev/rmidiN midi(4) devices used by midish
SEE ALSO
rmidish(1), smfplay(1), midiplay(1), midi(4)
User's manual and tutorial
http://caoua.org/midish/
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