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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat How do you logout from a session? Post 67671 by bhargav on Friday 25th of March 2005 02:03:28 AM
Old 03-25-2005
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Under Redhat Linux how do I kill the session and log the user out and display the login screen from my script?
I have not understood the above quite perfectly.

But, here is some break.

man exit
man logout
 

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Scilab(1)						      General Commands Manual							 Scilab(1)

NAME
scilab-adv-cli - Scientific software package - Advanced Command Line Interpreter SYNOPSIS
scilab [ -h | -f file | -e instruction | -l lang | -mem n | -nb | -ns | -nouserstartup | -version ] This manual page documents briefly the scilab commands. scilab-adv-cli provides Scilab as a computing engine with many features. It is similar to call scilab -nw. All options of Scilab are available in this mode. OPTIONS
A complete list of options is included below. -h Show the list of options. -f file Execute the scilab script given in file argument. Note that -e and -f options are mutually exclusive. -e instruction Execute the scilab instruction given in instruction argument. Note that -e and -f options are mutually exclusive. -l lang Launch Scilab in the specified language. The lang must be the locale code (ie fr_FR, en_US...) -nb Do not display the Scilab banner at starting time. -ns Do not execute scilab.start startup file -mem N Set the initial stacksize -nouserstartup Do not execute the user startup files SCIHOME/.scilab or SCIHOME/scilab.ini. -version Print product version and exit. FILES
~/.Scilab/<Scilab_version>/.scilab The user startup script. ~/.Scilab/<Scilab_version>/scilab.ini The user startup script. ~/.Scilab/<Scilab_version>/configuration.xml The configuration of the GUI ~/.Scilab/<Scilab_version>/.history.scilab The history of commands SCI/modules/jvm/etc/jvm_options.xml Options given to the JVM SCI/etc/modules.xml List of Scilab modules SCI/etc/classpath.xml Where Scilab should load the Java libraries SCI/etc/librarypath.xml Where Scilab should look for JNI libraries AUTHOR
Scilab was written by the Scilab Consortium. This manual page was written by Sylvestre Ledru <sylvestre@debian.org>. November 18, 2008 Scilab(1)
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