MadLord Jan 14, 2009 #1 Code: > uname -r 6.4-RELEASE > script -q log sh -c "echo Hello" Hello > and Code: > uname -r 7.1-RELEASE > script -q log sh -c "echo Hello" > where "Hello"? what`s wrong?...
Code: > uname -r 6.4-RELEASE > script -q log sh -c "echo Hello" Hello > and Code: > uname -r 7.1-RELEASE > script -q log sh -c "echo Hello" > where "Hello"? what`s wrong?...
Y Yokoo Jan 14, 2009 #2 The Following are my environments. % uname -r 7.1-RELEASE % script -q log sh -c "echo Hello" Hello
OP MadLord Jan 14, 2009 Thread Starter #3 Hmm...and again Code: >uname -r 7.0-STABLE >script log sh -c "echo Hello" Script started, output file is log Script done, output file is log > show your environments, pls.....
Hmm...and again Code: >uname -r 7.0-STABLE >script log sh -c "echo Hello" Script started, output file is log Script done, output file is log > show your environments, pls.....
Y Yokoo Jan 14, 2009 #4 My Environments Code: %uname -r 7.1-RELEASE %script log sh -c "echo Hello" Script started. output file is log Hello Script done, output file is log
My Environments Code: %uname -r 7.1-RELEASE %script log sh -c "echo Hello" Script started. output file is log Hello Script done, output file is log
B blah Guest Jan 14, 2009 #5 Yokoo, can you try more than once? Smth like Code: #! /bin/sh i=0 while [ $((i+=1)) -le 1000 ]; do script -q /dev/null ls /dev/null done | wc -l several times. If it always shows 1000, then you're not affected.
Yokoo, can you try more than once? Smth like Code: #! /bin/sh i=0 while [ $((i+=1)) -le 1000 ]; do script -q /dev/null ls /dev/null done | wc -l several times. If it always shows 1000, then you're not affected.
Y Yokoo Jan 16, 2009 #6 >several times. If it always shows 1000, then you're not affected. results... 998 999 999
