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how to prevent "ctrl-C" input
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I have a script and its execution takes 40 - 60 minutes. The script is run on the console window of the machine. Script execution should not be broken by running ctrl-C under any circumstances. Is there a way to lock the window from any user input (ctrl-C in fact) till the end of the script execution. Thanks a lot. -A |
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