I am running IRIX 6.5 and would like to be able to run a script to kill
some processes every time a user logs out. Is this possible? I tried
adding to .bash_profile but that didn't work. I also tried putting a
trap in one of the startup scripts but "trap" is apparently not
recognized. Any ideas?
Re: FTP: 421 Service not available.... ... Or environment dependencies in your script.... # Trap various errors ...logit "1. ...function exitfunc { ... (comp.os.linux.networking)
Re: transfering signals to a subshell ... > If you are at the command line and enter the command above, ...trap 2 3 ... Now I run test1 and press ^C immediately: ... The Script is rather long. ... (comp.unix.shell)
Re: Why does the system hungs? ... I tested that script on an linux machine, ... > In this case, we know what you mean (you have a trap message), but you ... That would be HTFS file system corruption,...Dump not complete ... (comp.unix.sco.misc)
Re: Running a command for a limited time ... This does happen automatically, the signal is SIGCHLD....trap exit SIGCHLD...trap "exit" SIGCHLD ... I adapted the latest script to bash and it works as advertised. ... (comp.unix.shell)
RE: Active Directory Password Script Error Trapping ... I wrote a similar asp page for our company. ... You should put an On Error Resume Next in your script,... > What I would like to know is how do I error trap this? ... > Policy complexity rules (no idea what the error code for this is yet as this ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.scripting)
