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you should use "trap" command.
I am not sure of the syntax. However I have used it as follows in the beginning of the script to capture the Ctrl-C (Interrupt) trap " " 2 When this is used all of the Interrrupt signals to the execution of the shell script are ignored. Jerardfjay |
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