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How to execute a command a each logout.

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Monday, June 16th 2003, 1:53pm

How to execute a command a each logout.

Hi,
everything is in the title. I want to be able to run a program each time I logout from a kde session. I looking for something like autostart but for logout.
Thanks for any help.
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Monday, June 16th 2003, 2:02pm

you can try the '.logout', but that script to run whenever a interactive shell logouts out, not just the very last one.

Maybe in your .logout script you can test to see if that script is the last to exit?
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Monday, June 16th 2003, 4:37pm

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you can try the '.logout', but that script to run whenever a interactive shell logouts out, not just the very last one.

Maybe in your .logout script you can test to see if that script is the last to exit?


I have thought about this but the script I want to execute need interaction trought konsole. I would like something witch intercept the click on logout from kmenu or on lock/logout applet which run first my small program and then logout.

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Thursday, June 19th 2003, 12:10pm

Somebody answered my question here:
http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde&m=105593973330390&w=2

I've just created a ~/.kde/shudown directory and putted my script in.

Manoel.