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This is actually true of bash as well (and has bitten me a few times). Try this: $ echo 'echo hello; sleep 2' >/tmp/hm.sh; bash /tmp/hm.sh & (sleep 1; echo
by ptx 12y ago
This is actually true of bash as well (and has bitten me a few times).
Try this:
$ echo 'echo hello; sleep 2' >/tmp/hm.sh; bash /tmp/hm.sh & (sleep 1; echo 'ls /bin' >>/tmp/hm.sh); sleep 3
- malkia 12y agoDidn't know that. Thanks!