On Fri Jan 19 20:17:18 EST 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > if you are talking to a plan 9 server, stderr already works:
>
> I don'r believe it does in the way I mean. The server-side of cpu opens
> /mnt/term/dec/cons for stdout and again for stderr so you cannot run a remote
> program, and locally redirect its stdout and stderr (without using a
> temporary file in a shared file space for one or t'other as already mentioned.
>
you're right. my example is flawed. here's a better illustration of what's
going
on:
cpu% cpu -c echo fu '>[1=2]' ';' echo bar >[2=]
fu
bar
- erik
