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Opening output file while still in process
Dear guru,
Say I have a long process that is executed in this way: $ nohup perl mycode.pl > output.txt & Now if I want to view the output file with vi, while process still running: $ vi output.txt Will it kill the process? (seems to me it does). If so how can view the file without having to kill it. Thanks and hope to hear from you again. Regards, Edward |
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