#!/bin/bash

# xlogout - logs user out of its X session
# Linux specific since uses /proc

# get display name without screen number
[ -z "$DISPLAY" ] && exit 1
DPY=${DISPLAY:1}
DPY=${DPY/.*/}
echo "DPY=${DPY}"

# add by Dimitris Tzemos so xlogout works
#after reboot on first login 
function create_xpid_if_does_not_exist()
{
FINDXPID=`/sbin/pidof -s X`
if ! [ -a /tmp/.X${DPY}-lock ]; then 
echo $FINDXPID > /tmp/.X${DPY}-lock
fi
}

create_xpid_if_does_not_exist

# get X pid
XPID=`< /tmp/.X${DPY}-lock`
XPID=`echo $XPID`
echo "XPID=$XPID"

# get pid of xdm (or gdm, kdm, etc). usually it's parent of X
XDMPID=`ps -o ppid --pid=$XPID | awk '{if (FNR != 1) print $1}'`
echo "XDMPID=$XDMPID"

# recursivly find child of xdm that was started in home dir - 
# it's user's session start up script
function pid_scan()
{

    rm -f $PF
    while [ $# != 0 ]; do
        ps --no-headers -o pid --ppid=$1 >> $PF
        shift
    done
    for pid in `< $PF`; do
        if cwd=`ls -al /proc/$pid/cwd 2>/dev/null`; then
            cwd=`sed 's/.*-> //' <<< $cwd`
            [ "$cwd" == "$HOME" ] && echo $pid && return
        fi
    done
    pids=`< $PF`
    [ -n "$pids" ] && pid_scan `< $PF`;
}

PF=/tmp/$$-pids
SPID=`pid_scan $XDMPID`
rm -f $PF

[ -z "$SPID" ] && exit 1
echo "Session start up script"
ps -o uid,pid,ppid,sess,cmd --pid $SPID
kill -SIGTERM -$SPID