Originally, I need to distinguish logging out from shutting down or
restarting. Since there isn't an easy way to do that, I am thinking
to find
a way to tell only when the user is logging out and let the machine do
whatever it wants when shutting down or restarting.Do you have a
better idea
how to do it?
This is going to be hard to distinguish depending on what you mean by
"daemon". If you are a true daemon (that runs outside the login
context), then you can use SystemConfiguration. You will get a
callback when somebody logs in and logs out.
However if you are a Cocoa application (which I assume you are since
you posted to cocoa-dev) then this will be difficult to determine.
Your application will be quit by loginwindow regardless of whether the
user is restarting or logging out, because either way all Cocoa/Carbon
applications will be quit. The login/logout notifications will only
be posted after your application has already quit.
Please describe what you mean by "daemon" and how your application is
being launched.
Ryan
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