I'm trying to set up a guest account and in it a script that will prompt the user for pop3 and smtp server and username, then write the info to a config file and launch sylpheed. On logout, I want .bash_logout to remove the config file and any mails in the Mail folder. I have written the commands in .bash_logout, but when I log back in as guest the old settings are still there.
I could always delete the files on log in, but I'd prefer to do it on log out. Some other facts: .bash_profile automatically starts X if guest logs in on tty1. XFce4 is the environment. When I quit XFce4, it automatically boots me out of my session and brings up the logon prompt. If I access the account via ssh .bash_logout does get executed. So, quitting XFce4 skips .bash_logout? Ideas or suggestions appreciated. Todd -- If we don't believe in freedom of expression for people we despise, we don't believe in it at all. -Noam Chomsky
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