Kamaraju Kusumanchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> That is pretty cool to know. Thanks. But this requires appending "&>
> /dev/pts/1" to each and every command. Can this be done in some
> configuration file so that it works for each and every command?
Can't you just do something like:
exec >& /dev/pts/XXX
in the parent shell?
that basically changes the _shell's_ stdout and stderr to go to
/dev/pts/XXX.
Warning: _all_ output will be redirected, including prompts and the
"output" from command-line editing when you enter commands. However it
doesn't redirect the built-in echoing when you're not in bash's
command-line editing mode (you can turn off command-line editing by
doing "set +o emacs" in bash).
-Miles
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