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how to deactive ^C in shell 1

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loloman

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I create a login who execute a shell script in tne connexion (in .profile) and the session is killed (kill -9 0)
I want the login don't execute ^C when the shell is executing
What can i do ?
 
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If I understand you correctly, you want to prevent users from using Ctrl-C to break out of a script. The /etc/profile (on Tru64 UNIX) is run for every user and has an example of using the trap command. For further information see the man pages (eg man ksh) or re-post here for some examples.

I hope that helps.

Mike
 
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