Oh, in case you are using bash, the "logout" script file is called ~/.bash_logout Paul On Sat, 22 Jul 2000, Jeff Malka wrote: >> Or put the command in the root's ~/.logout (or something >> like that) file, The commands in there are executed when root logs out. > >That sounds like a winner. Thanks Paul. What is teh command line for >delete filename or is it just that? I assume you put it as a >application.kdelink? If you know the directory and name of the file you want to get rid of, then add this line: rm -f /directory/name-of-file The -f parameter means 'force', as in "don't ask, just do". So make sure you use the right file to delete, because Unix style rm means "gone is gone". Paul -- No man would listen to you if he didn't know it was his turn to speak next. )0( [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] )0( http://nlpagan.net - ICQ 147208 Registered Linux User 174403
