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I need to write this trap stmt in my program . ...
I need to write this trap stmt in my program .
whats the TRAP stmt i need to write , on user logout for running a script ?

I have learnt that stmt , trap 'sh .filename;exit ' 0 , works for...
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Posted By harsha10
trap signal on user logout ?
hi all ,

I want to execute a script on the user logout(using gnome environment).
Is ther any way to execute it through TRAP stmt?
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Posted By harsha10
logout script common for both Mac and Linux?
hi all ,

I need to run few commands on user logout.
A non-root user should be able to edit that script which runs after logout.
I need to make the solution both all Linux versions as well as ...
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Posted By harsha10
run a script at logout
hi all ,

Need to a run a program on user logout (using GNOME log screen).

Tried using .bash_logout for this purpose but that doesnt seem to work.
Similar to .bash_logout is there any script...
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Posted By harsha10
Need to make a script run from my program which...
Need to make a script run from my program which deletes certain files as and when the user logouts from the GNOME log screen.

This program is run by a normal user (not the root user).

If I...
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Posted By harsha10
Thats true , but what i need is , to write...
Thats true , but what i need is ,

to write the 'trap rm' command (as mentioned in your reply ), in the file which is accessible by a normal user .

I need to insert this command through my...
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Posted By harsha10
run a script on logout by a non-root user
hi ,
i need to run a script that delete files when i logout as a user other than root user .

I have tried out using .bash_logout but that doesnt seem to work , so any alternative for this to be...
Forum: Programming 02-06-2008
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Posted By harsha10
smallest resolution using gettimeofday() in C
Hello ...
Can somebody help telling me how smallest clock resolution on ones sytem can be in obtained in C using gettimeofday() .

Thankz in advance...
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