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telnet and background ?
I have an issue i'm trying to resolve. It's a ksh script.
When i use this " & " after the telnet command i get output to my screen. I see what is going on, but i don't get anything sent to the dump2 file. If i don't use it i get info sent to dump2 file and grep finds the data. Is there a way it can work both ways. How would it look? ) | telnet > /usr/autoprog/prod/rob/dump2 sleep 3 grep -h c12k-fpd-pkg.120-32.S3.pkg < /usr/autoprog/prod/rob/dump2 rcode=$? echo "$rcode" Thanks.  |
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09-27-2006
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Not shure, but try using "tee" ie
telnet | tee -a /usr/autoprog/prod/rob/dump2 "tee" will dump into a file and display on the screen. |
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