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How can i, in a bash script, execute a command when the user stops the script (with ctrl – c)?
Currently, i have this:
afplay file.mp3 while true: do osascript -e 'set volume 10' end But i would like it to execute killall afplay when the user is finished with it, regardless if it is command-c or another keypress.
trap 'killall afplay' EXIT