[lug] linux/tcsh question

Riggs, Rob RRiggs at doubleclick.net
Mon Apr 1 17:25:28 MST 2002


Have you tried "echo foo > output" to see if it's really the shell and not
gated_LS's interaction with the shell that is the problem? (And my guess is
>& is the one you want here.) Or tried bash?

Some applications get unhappy when stdin, stdout or stderr is not a TTY.

-Rob

-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Herold [mailto:Herold at Colorado.EDU]
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 5:13 PM
To: lug at lug.boulder.co.us
Subject: [lug] linux/tcsh question


this should win the lame question of the year award, but...

I can't redirect input in tcsh.  I have some code and it compiles fine and
prints messages to the terminal.  But when I try to redirect it to a file,
nothing is written to the file (and I think the program may just hang).  I
have tried:

./gated_LS A > output
./gated_LS A >& output
./gated_LS A > output & (I know, this one puts  it in the background)

as well as wrapping the redirection is a variety of ways (using parentheses,
quotes, you name it).

System is RH 7.x., tcsh-6.10

Please enlighten.  Thanks ahead of time.

--Keith

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