Run script when system shutdown

Hi Community,
I know the possibility in snow leopard to execute a script during system boot by using a launchd script located in /Library/LaunchDeamons or ~/Library/LaunchAgents but how can I configure a script which become executed on a system shutdown?
Thanks in advance & Bye Tom

Well then that is /etc/rc.local.shutdown that I believe you want. It won't trigger a shutdown, but on next restart, your commands will have been done. I just made a text file for /etc/rc.local.shutdown to cp from one file to another. Then I restarted manually and file was copied.
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