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>>(2) rx diabase 'du / & >/usr/okamoto/ken'

 rx diabase 'du / >/usr/okamoto/ken &'


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Date: Wed, 1 Nov 2000 16:27:17 0900

Thanks Russ.

I tired
term% rx diabase 'du / &'
command, and it continues to run after I logged out from the
terminal. (This command consumes about 80 seconds in my
system when output is directed to stdout.).

However,
>(It's going to fail if, say, you don't
>redirect standard output and the process
>writes something after you log off.)
occurred.

How I can redirect the output from the du command to say,
/usr/okamoto/ken.

I tried following two.
(1) rx diabase 'du / &' >/usr/okamoto/ken
(2) rx diabase 'du / & >/usr/okamoto/ken'

In case (1), the output upto the time I logged out is wrote to
/usr/okamoto/ken, and in case (2), no output is kept.

Kenji

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