Re: Unix-like Script Command

Re: Unix-like Script Command

[Robert.Cross]

#Greg wrote:

#I'm looking for something that logs the entire shell (tcsh) session to a
#file, like 'script' does in Unix.  I've tried messing a little with the
#script.c source code, but it was written for /dev/pty....  Any ideas?

'tee' command, piped through the shell of your choice, perhaps?

tee scriptfile | /bin/bash

I'm not sure whether more qualifiers are required, maybe a bash-er/tcsh-er could
pick this up?

Bob Cross.

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Re: Unix-like Script Command

[Michael Hirmke]

Hi Greg,

>I'm looking for something that logs the entire shell (tcsh) session to a
>file, like 'script' does in Unix.  I've tried messing a little with the
>script.c source code, but it was written for /dev/pty....  Any ideas?

I never used tcsh, but for bash it would be something like

exec 2>/tmp/foobar.log
set -x

at the point in your script, where you want to start logging.

>
>TIA,
>
>Greg

Be.
Michael.
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Unix-like Script Command

[Greg Mathis]

I'm looking for something that logs the entire shell (tcsh) session to a
file, like 'script' does in Unix.  I've tried messing a little with the
script.c source code, but it was written for /dev/pty....  Any ideas?

TIA,

Greg

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