Hi, is there any generic way to have a script called when an X session is terminating? Like an Xsession-end or something?
My situation: I was fiddling with gpg-agent (and seriously think that the people who came up with the current design should be shot) and managed to start it from a script in /etc/X11/Xsession.d. Now, there is no way to shut it down properly, unless a script is called still within the user's context. The easy way to do it would be to just kill the PID given in $GPG_AGENT_INFO when the session is ending, but the design of the startup sequence seems to forbid that. If the agent process is not terminated, repeatedly logging in and out will flood the system with essentially dead agents. I know that there are sample scripts in the gpg documentation, but those depend on a file in the user directory which is never really removed and don't do much to kill agents. -- Got Backup? Jabber: Shadowdancer at jabber.fsinf.de
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