How to stop the loop bash script in terminal?
For example,
trap
“trap … INT TERM EXIT” really necessary?
Many examples for trap use trap ... INT TERM EXIT for cleanup tasks. But is it really necessary to list all the three sigspecs?
Prevent SIGINT from interrupting function call and child process(es) within
Consider the following script:
Trap, ERR, and echoing the error line
I’m trying to create some error reporting using a Trap to call a function on all errors:
What is signal 0 in a trap command?
I’m following this guide on how to set up passwordless SSH authentication with ssh-agent.
Bash: issuing trap twice
If I issue the trap builtin twice [for the same signal], what happens? Is the second command added to the first, or does it replace the first?
Silently start task in background
I know that you can use this to start a process in the background, without getting the notification when the process is put in the background and when it is done like so:
How to trigger error using Trap command
I am using Ubuntu 12.04.2. I am trying to use “trap” command to capture abnormal or error in my shell script but I am also trying to manually trigger “Error” exit.