YEAH!!! I MADE IT!
I wanted to halt the system after leaving E.
It was not so easy to find out the right way,
but once found, it`s sooo eeasy!
An Entry in ~/.enlightenment/file.menu starts 1st script "eexit":
#!/bin/sh
# run fini in the background
~/bin/fini &
Then comes "fini":
#! /bin/sh
# exit e & halt system
/usr/X11R6/bin/eesh -e exit # pops up Log-Out-Dialog
while /bin/ps -C X > /dev/null # test if X is still running, suppress output
do
sleep 5 # if true, wait 5.sec, and try again
done
/sbin/halt > /dev/tty1 # if false, halt system, print output to terminal
I put both in /<my home directory>/bin
After that, I added to my ~/.profile
PATH=$PATH:/sbin:~/bin
to make sure halt and the scripts found by bash.
Then set them executeable to users:
chmod u+s /sbin/halt # might be crap, but any tries with change group
# etc. won`t work. Got a better idea? let me know!!
chmod u+x ~/bin/fini
So far, everything works well.
musketaquid
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