Running a Command on Shut Down

[gtr053]

I did a brief search on this but all I found was how to run shut down the computer via Terminal. What I want to do is run one command when the computer is shut down or when I log out of my account.

I use Automator to enable journaling on my HDD on login. However, I don't know how to disable journaling on log off/shut down. I want to do this so that I can write access when using Ubuntu, which I dual boot with.

I suppose I could make an application through Automator to click on that will both disable the journal and shut down the computer but I'd really like to not have to do that.

 

[Hal Itosis]

>>Running a Command on Shut Down

Last time i checked, creating a /etc/rc.shutdown.local file and putting (shell) commands in there worked really well. [google on "/etc/rc.shutdown.local" for more info.]

 

[gtr053]

I looked into it and it looks like exactly what I need. I won't post again if it works. Thanks.