Very Computer

I want to write that writes to the .project the time I logged out. i can't
use the .logout option because I'm not in the original login shell (I'm
usin tC-shell)
I use the following line to add the date to the .project file, but I have
then to exit manually (typing exit at the prompt)

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#!/bin/posix/sh
echo "Last login `date`" > .project
exit
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Rene

You can make an alias to exit command:

Quote:> alias exit 'date > .project; logout'

You can make an alias to exit command:

Quote:> alias exit 'date > .project; logout'

C: \> You can make an alias to exit command:

C: \> > alias exit 'date > .project; logout'

That does not work... The shell i use is not a login shell, so I can't use
the logout-command.

I want also add the line "Last login at: 'date'"...

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You got this message from:

Rene

: I want to write that writes to the .project the time I logged out. i can't
: use the .logout option because I'm not in the original login shell (I'm
: usin tC-shell)
: I use the following line to add the date to the .project file, but I have
: then to exit manually (typing exit at the prompt)

Even if you're using a custom shell from the one the system logs you in
with, you should still be able to use *that* shell's method of logout
file. What *is* your original login shell? Read the man page on it.

Stephen