02-23-2009
If the users are using bash shell, you can put the tty command etc. in $HOME/.bash_logout - these commands are executed when the login shell exits.
If not bash, they I'm not sure you can do something at per user level. You best bet could be some sort of system-wide monitoring script but that option has lots of loopholes.
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