I work for a company that made us to install a software that checks our activity. For this purpose, I created a new user for this purpose only called 'work'. The software is called 'wtcd' and it is a daemon service when I install that and run it manually with systemctl start wtcd when I login to work user and stop it when I log out of this user. And when my working hours end, I log out of this user, stop this service again and login to my personal user.
I gave administrative permissions to work user and is included in sudoer file.
I want to know whether it's possible to do this: When work user only logs in, the command sudo systemctl start wtcd run in background, and when this user logs out, it runs sudo systemctl stop wtcd.
How can I do this? I did only find a way to start it on startup, but nothing to do in the end when logging out.
