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I am pretty sure that they dont exist on a mac and you have to create them. afterwards so that your changes take effect, do

source .bash_profile

you can get the most recent files by doing

ls -lart /some/directory/name/

so maybe try something like

ls -lart /some/directory/name/ | find -some -fancy -find -flags

ok. just thought id see if the opposite was possible. the tail -f logfile approach seems to be the best option here. thanks big guy

@corona688 ok so it creates the output at the initial process call. what if i were to start it in the background with a logfile...is there a way to bring it into the FG?

@dennis.jacob - yea it can...

I have many CPU intensive processes running and sometimes I run them in the foreground so that I can see what the output is.

I want to send that foreground process to the background, but also have...