Re: copying output of Linux ioc to file

[Stephen Lewis <stephenalewis@mac.com>]

But procServ does so much more!  It is really easy to use (it has about as many arguments as script).  The real advantage is that you do not have to keep a terminal window open: besides saving the output to a file, it listens on a telnet port so you can 'get back to the console'.  Thus, you log out once your soft IOC is up and running (or even have it started upon reboot/power-up).  And it will restart that IOC, should it crash.  If fact, a nice way to get a 'soft reboot' is to have a subroutine record which calls 'exit' for you.  (See iocAdmin/devIocStats for that.)

Besides, it is quite easy to 'download + compilation + read doc'.



On 22 Jul 2010, at 14:33 , emmanuel_mayssat@lynceantech.com wrote:

> 
> procServ would work, but requires download + compilation + read doc ;-).
> 
> Rather have a look at 'script' (script [-a] [-c COMMAND] [-f] [-q] [-t] [file])
> Alternatively you can pipe in 'vim' ( find . | vim - ) or emacs
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> E
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> On 10:55 Thu 22 Jul     , Patrick Thomas wrote:
>> Hi,
>> 
>> I was wondering if there was a way to tee the output of a Linux ioc to a  
>> file? I have tried piping to the tee command, but this causes the output  
>> to 'freeze up' after a few seconds. Thank you for your time,
>> 
>> -Patrick
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> Emmanuel