alex lupu schrieb: > As you can imagine, that leaves the PIPESTATUS array of the house in terrible > shape, at least Error 141, if not higher. to grin or not to grin is here the question...
> I feel that THERE MUST BE a clean way to do it in bash where the main stream > can run to its natural completion unaffected by what goes on beyond (to the > right of) the TEE (the 'tee' command). no way at all. the first process sends all output to the pipe. the second process accepts input from the first thru the pipe. if the second process dies or finishes, the pipe will be closed. the first process can't deliver the output any longer, thus most programs will abort with an 141 code. some others will just hang around forever waiting for someone to listen. as mentionned in my first reply, you have to use temporary files - and take care not to run out of disk-space, or you'll have not the same but a comparable problem again... mit freundlichen grüssen tobias gasser -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
