If a file named $HOME/.logout (a file named .logout in your home directory) exists, and the following trap statement is in your .profile, .logout is executed when you logout.
Add this to .profile:
trap "$HOME/.logout" 0
Run commands on logout
If a file named $HOME/.logout (a file named .logout in your home directory) exists, and the following trap statement is in your .profile, .logout is executed when you logout.
Add this to .profile:
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