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bash_logout and sftp

Subject: bash_logout and sftp
Date: Sun, 1 May 2005 02:56:00 -0700

Using openssh-3.9_p1

Is it possible to have  user's ~/.bash_logout invoked after disconnecting from 
sftp sessions?

I was hoping it would be a simple matter of enabling the UseLogin config 
option.  Does this only really work w/ ssh sessions, or is there something I 
can do to somehow get this ( or equivalent ) functionality w/ sftp sessions?

( What I'm trying to get working is to execute user-specific rsync jobs for 
mirroring purposes whenever a user finishes uploading files using sftp - it 
seemed that a .logout sort of rc script would be the easiest method of doing 
this; the only other option I can think of is to use a log analyzer to grep 
for 'session closed for user' msgs )


Thanks!

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