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newbie : saving session on bash
Hi:
What to do if I want so save one bash session in a file.txt ir order to
attach it, let's say, in a mail message ?
- I work with no X-Windows server running, so discard "copy and paste"
- Redirecting with the "&" simbol , only catchs the user's output, not the
input...
Thanks.
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rmartine (1)
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9/18/2003 6:50:06 AM |
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Rafael Martinez Torres <rmartine@fdi.ucm.es> wrote:
> Hi:
> What to do if I want so save one bash session in a file.txt ir order to
> attach it, let's say, in a mail message ?
> - I work with no X-Windows server running, so discard "copy and paste"
man gpm
> - Redirecting with the "&" simbol , only catchs the user's output, not the
> input...
man script
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Michael Heiming
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inconvenience, but I get tons of SPAM
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USENET22 (5462)
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9/18/2003 9:43:46 AM
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> What to do if I want so save one bash session in a file.txt
Try
script my_session_log
And
man script
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app1 (20)
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9/18/2003 9:53:49 AM
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Rafael Martinez Torres wrote:
> What to do if I want so save one bash session in a file.txt ir order to
> attach it, let's say, in a mail message ?
.... "man script" (or "info script")
..
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mjtobler (577)
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9/18/2003 10:56:05 AM
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