in reply to Re^2: print on reboot or process shutdown
in thread print on reboot or process shutdown
You can use a signal handler to cacth SIGTERM
$SIG{TERM}=sub { #do something here };
But that cannot trap a SIGKILL so if you or your system make a kill -9, it will not be intercepted. And, no, AFAIK there is no way to intercept a SIGKILL because it should be the last resort to kill a not responding process.
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