need to do ctrl+d using bash script

[vaibhav shah]

Hi Experts,

I am running one command using bash script and command keep showing logs on terminal. To exit form logs i have to press ctrl +d. If i will not press ctrl+d, it will not execute next script command.

I mention exit command in script but it is not getting executed.

So kindly please let me know that is there any way for ctrl+d in mid of script and can be executed next command. I am trying with "screen" command also but still not getting anything.

Please help me.

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Thanks & Regards,
Vaibhav Shah

[Jeet Shandilya]

Hi
Vaibhav

For the termination of command we use ; on the end of command...

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[Alpesh Bhavsar]

Hi Vaibhav,

While executing script if you want to move process to background, then press "ctrl+ z" and then to start again execution give "bg" command.

Hope it helps.

[Shankar Patel]

Hi Vaibhav,

you should find a command which is creating logs and use 2>&1 like below

ls /tmp/aa > /dev/null 2>&1

Hope this will help you :)

Thanks & Regards,

Shankar Patel

Blog: http://adminmirror.blogspot.com

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Subject: [VGLUG] need to do ctrl+d using bash script

[niraj vara]

Hi

Please try this command

"nohup script.sh & "

it will run the script  in background. If you exit the terminal then after it will be running in backuground.

Niraj M. Vara
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[vaibhav shah]

HI Niraj,

Thanks for help. Yes, nohup command worked for me.

Thanks,

Vaibhav

Vaibhav Shah
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[Kavit Munshi]

also try using screen to run the command and preserve the session.

screen  yourcommand

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