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12-23-2007
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I want to execute script while exiting a session, to gather session details. How to implement this in Solaris 10
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12-23-2007
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Like jlliagre said, it depends on the shell. As far as I know, csh provides you with .logout that runs commands while logging out of a session, while bash provides you with .bash_logout. Ksh and sh do not provide this functionality.
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