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03-27-2009
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Output of Custom package scripts to terminal
Hi,
I am doing some testing with creation of depots on HP-UX systems (11.11). Want to display some echo statements based on the processing during checkinstall, pre & postinstall scripts on the terminal. The echo statements are getting directed to /var/adm/sw/swagent.log I want to display them at the terminal itself while the installation process is going on. If I write "tail /var/adm/sw/swagent.log", that doesn't get displayed on terminal during the installation process. How can i do it? Thanks |
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Try:
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tail -f /var/adm/sw/swagent.log |
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03-27-2009
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Where?
If i do that after the install ends, my purpose is defeated as i want to see the output runtime. If i do that during the installation process from any custom script, i still not get the output on terminal. |
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Start the command on another terminal before the installation proces.
Regards |
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That are workarounds.
Isn't it possible by any way to display the progress of custom scripts by "echo" statements on the same terminal in any way. |
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