Ryan Chan
2014-06-19 04:44:16 UTC
I see a lot of tutorial pointing to use bash script as a wrapper, e.g.
command=/opt/program/start.sh
And in the start.sh, we can have something like..
#!/bin/bash
exec myprogram
What if, I want to place a trap function in my shell script, will it still
be possible with my above method?
e.g.
function myexit {
echo "bye"
}
trap myexit EXIT
or any work around to execute some code if my process exit?
command=/opt/program/start.sh
And in the start.sh, we can have something like..
#!/bin/bash
exec myprogram
What if, I want to place a trap function in my shell script, will it still
be possible with my above method?
e.g.
function myexit {
echo "bye"
}
trap myexit EXIT
or any work around to execute some code if my process exit?