On Thu, Sep 21, at 08:36 Brandon Peirce wrote:
> Peter Ennis wrote:
> >Dan Nicholson gmail.com> writes:
> >
> >> Not the answer you're looking for, but a much better general purpose
> >> solution is to use screen. It's an awesome terminal multiplexer.
> >...
> >
> >It works great and the hanging e
Peter Ennis wrote:
Dan Nicholson gmail.com> writes:
> Not the answer you're looking for, but a much better general purpose
> solution is to use screen. It's an awesome terminal multiplexer.
...
It works great and the hanging error in bash tests passed.
This is a great resource for others readi
Dan Nicholson gmail.com> writes:
> > $ nohup rsync args > /tmp/rsync.log &
> > Then, if you want to watch it working, simply use:
> > $ tail -f /tmp/rsync.log
>
> Not the answer you're looking for, but a much better general purpose
> solution is to use screen. It's an awesome terminal multiplexe
Brandon Peirce hotmail.com> writes:
> One thing I know is that backgrounding jobs can do special things with your
> stdin/stdout and controlling terminal -- like attaching them to /dev/null if
> they
> are not explicitly redirected, or something like that IIRC.
>
Yes, I have come across this a
Peter Ennis wrote:
Brandon Peirce hotmail.com> writes:
> Did you try running the test in the foreground, without the script and
> without
> too many other things running at the same time?
>
The tests work normally without
scripting.
Compiling the complete LFS it again stopped at the
same poin
On 9/18/06, Peter Ennis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Compiling the complete LFS it again stopped at the
same point. I use the following command command style for
backgrounding the script:
Ref:
http://www.askdavetaylor.com/my_background_jobs_in_linux_have_become_invisible.html
$ nohup rsync args >
Brandon Peirce hotmail.com> writes:
> Did you try running the test in the foreground, without the script and
> without
> too many other things running at the same time?
>
Sorry for the late reply. I have been away over
the weekend. The tests work normally without
scripting.
Compiling the compl
Peter Ennis wrote:
When I get to Bash in 6.27 the
script hangs. I have the process
in the background and log the
results. It has happened twice.
Suggestions on how to further debug this
would be appreciated.
Did you try running the test in the foreground, without the script and
without
too
When I get to Bash in 6.27 the
script hangs. I have the process
in the background and log the
results. It has happened twice.
This is where it stops
in make tests:
lfs:/mnt/lfs/lfs-logs$ tail 6.27*
warning: some of these tests will fail if you do not have UTF-8
warning: locales installed on your
