How to grab data from stdout terminalThis is a discussion on How to grab data from stdout terminal within the shell forums in Operating Systems category; In article , pk wrote: >On Wednesday 27 August 2008 22:59, Kenny McCormack wrote: > >>>That sounds interesting, however it does not seem to work on my system >>>(linux). tail -f doesn't print anything, even while other processes are >>>writing data to /dev/null. Is there something special that must be done >>>for getting that to work? >>> >> >> Sounds like you should file a bug report on this. What version of >> linux are you running? > >Is that ironic? >I'm using redhat. > (sound of music and singing...) Isn't it ironic?... | ||||||||
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08-28-2008, 10:03 AM
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 Re: How to grab data from stdout terminal In article >On Wednesday 27 August 2008 22:59, Kenny McCormack wrote: > >>>That sounds interesting, however it does not seem to work on my system >>>(linux). tail -f doesn't print anything, even while other processes are >>>writing data to /dev/null. Is there something special that must be done >>>for getting that to work? >>> >> >> Sounds like you should file a bug report on this. What version of >> "linux" are you running? > >Is that ironic? >I'm using redhat. > (sound of music and singing...) Isn't it ironic?  |
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09-08-2008, 07:01 AM
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| Re: How to grab data from stdout terminal On 2008-08-28 14:52, Michael Tosch wrote: > For the time being you should monitor the /dev/zero as Janis does. /dev/one is planned for Linux 2.8. -- VÃ*tor De Araújo http://huangho.net76.net |
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