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Old 04-24-2006
mgirinath mgirinath is offline
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capture nohup log file

Hi,

I am running my script using nohup, but I am not able to capture the log file for that process could naybody please help...

Here is what I am doing....

Code:
nohup ./script & 1>/home/user1/log.txt

but I am not able to capture the log.....Is there anyother way I can capture the log and I want to run it in the background...

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