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Re: [opensuse] send output to a second terminal?
lynn said the following on 02/24/2012 07:50 AM:

Hi everyone
I want to see the output of a command as in this script:

#!/bin/bash
samba -i -d3
some-command

samba -i sends it output to the terminal and prevents the script from
getting to the some-command

Ah, NO!

The "-i" means "interactive" rather than "daemon mode"
So that's like saying "sed >/dev/pts/3"
Where is the input coming from?


I've tried:
samba -i -d3 > /dev/pts/3
but still it doesn't run some command.

Can I see both the output and run some-command afterwards?

If that's what you want why don't you run with "-S' rather than "-i" ?

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