Intro To Korn Shell - 22e - Using Korn Shell Reserved Var RANDOM
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@bjamesm70 Thanks so much! This really helps, and its fine, I will try this, THANKS!!!!
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Hi! You make great videos......They help alot,
By any chance, Do you know how to take a UNIX Executable File, and some how when it is opened, it is ran in the bg???
I really need the help, Thanks, Adam
Appleman5487 1 year ago
@Appleman5487 - Hi Appleman, sorry for the late response. Work has been busy, and stressful. I think that the videos in lesson 21 might help you.
However, to start a job in the background, put & sign at the end: "script.ksh &".
The output will still go to your screen. To capture the output:
"Script.ksh 1>Out.txt 2>&1 &". Normal output, and errors go to Out.txt.
If you want to be able to log out while the job is running, and not kill the job, put a "nohup in front" for no hangup.
bjamesm70 1 year ago