[Solved] The SCRIPT command - Can we see the log file of a running session?

paolfili · #1 02-14-2013

Hello.
This is my situation.

Code:

script .anything
ls -l .

rdrtx1 · #2 02-14-2013

See if the script -x option might help (execution echo). Read man sh

vbe · #3 02-14-2013

a tail -f .anything perhaps? But not quite sure what you want... from another session of course... (xterm or...)

paolfili · #4 02-14-2013

Thanks for your replies.
The only viable solution I' ve found is:
script -f (flush output after each write) .filename

paolo

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