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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting redirect stdout and stderr to file wrong order problem with subshell Post 302513959 by Corona688 on Thursday 14th of April 2011 11:49:31 AM
Old 04-14-2011
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Originally Posted by Osim
Thanks for try.

I still don't understand why it the order in the output is correct when it is send to /dev/tty.
Well, some programs check when they're attached to a tty and change their behavior. So it may see that you're not on a tty and not bother flushing its output for efficiency. I think (but aren't positive) that script uses a PTY to convince things its a terminal...

Last edited by Corona688; 04-14-2011 at 01:09 PM..
 

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tapset::tty(3stap)														tapset::tty(3stap)

NAME
tapset::tty - systemtap tty tapset DESCRIPTION
tty.open Called when a tty is opened See probe::tty.open(3stap) for details. tty.release Called when the tty is closed See probe::tty.release(3stap) for details. tty.resize Called when a terminal resize happens See probe::tty.resize(3stap) for details. tty.ioctl called when a ioctl is request to the tty See probe::tty.ioctl(3stap) for details. tty.init Called when a tty is being initalized See probe::tty.init(3stap) for details. tty.register Called when a tty device is registred See probe::tty.register(3stap) for details. tty.unregister Called when a tty device is being unregistered See probe::tty.unregister(3stap) for details. tty.poll Called when a tty device is being polled See probe::tty.poll(3stap) for details. tty.receive called when a tty receives a message See probe::tty.receive(3stap) for details. tty.write write to the tty line See probe::tty.write(3stap) for details. tty.read called when a tty line will be read See probe::tty.read(3stap) for details. SEE ALSO
probe::tty.open(3stap), probe::tty.release(3stap), probe::tty.resize(3stap), probe::tty.ioctl(3stap), probe::tty.init(3stap), probe::tty.register(3stap), probe::tty.unregister(3stap), probe::tty.poll(3stap), probe::tty.receive(3stap), probe::tty.write(3stap), probe::tty.read(3stap), stap(1), stapprobes(3stap) IBM
--- tapset::tty(3stap)
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