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Old 08-21-2008
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Alternatively, from another shell, you could run a while loop with a sleep of :01 second with your ps command. Then execute your script. Eventually, if the script runs, you'll see it.
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This command should help if the script is still running:
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pidof myscript.sh
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What is the output of:

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./DataDownloader.sh &
ps -fp $!
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