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Is there a way to run ush -online automatically when someone logs out?

April 26, 2017automatically logs run

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Is there a way to run
ush -online automatically when someone logs out?

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Yes; when a user logs out of the window manager, the sysadmin can configure the following files to run ‘rush -online’: Online At Logout Irix /usr/lib/X11/xdm/Xreset Linux/RedHat 6.x /etc/X11/xdm/TakeConsole Mac OSX See this Apple documentation on “-LogoutHook”. A literal example of what should be added to these files would be: /usr/local/rush/bin/rush -online logger -t RUSH “Rush online (user logout)” Use of logger(1) is optional; it leaves an audit trail in the syslog. Include full path to logger(1) if security is an issue.