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I'm failing to find answer to my problem. I need to be able to execute a shell command/bash script after the current one was exited with ^C. In other words: I've got a script which is running and just after I ^C from it I want another script or command to launch immediately after. How to achieve this? I've tried ./first.sh; echo something with no luck. I could try to run simultaneous scripts where one would be waiting/listening for the other to finish and then do the cleaning-up commands and also exit. But then I'd need a way of launching them in one command. What would be the most appropriate approach to this problem? Thanks EDIT: I think I've got it... From the first script I can launch the other one with & at the end so it goes to the background. Seems to work with ^C exit from the first one (second continuous to work). Any suggestions on better solutions?
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