Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
I have the --progress flag set for an rsync command but I am running it
inside a shell script. I ran the script… but it is not printing out the
progress in the terminal.
I assume that this is because it was called from within the shell
script. is there a way to still see the progress?
Maybe you could use `tee` inside your script to split output. As the
file you write out to, use the terminal you are on. There has to be a
better way ;)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ echo "I smell a hack" | tee /dev/pts/0
I smell a hack
I smell a hack
`man tee` for more info
If you don't need the output in your script at all then maybe it would
work just sending it without tee...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ echo "I smell a hack" > /dev/null
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ echo "I smell a hack" > /dev/pts/0
I smell a hack
Gabe
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