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03-01-2008
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Emdedding my script in to exit command
Hi,
How can I call my shell script, when I execute 'exit' command? For eg. I am logging out the root login by 'exit' command. My script 'colinfo' shold execute before logging out. I don't want to use any wrapper script. 
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03-01-2008
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In bash you can put the command in .bash_logout but ksh does not have this facility.
In ksh you can use the trap command in your .profile to call your script: Code:
trap '. /your_directory/logout_script' EXIT Regards
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