nohup will only redirect output to nohup.out if you haven't redirected it yourself, and then I believe only if you actually print something to stdout.
Maybe try running python with "python -u", which should turn off buffering. "Jeff Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I was almost content to let the 1024 byte string printing problem go and > just never print big strings to stdout. That worked for a few hours. > Then we noticed the servlets were hanging again. Turns out that the > traceback from a simple syntax error was 1381 bytes long and hung the > servlet when it tried to print the error. > > When I search google for "stdout 1024" I see a lot of stuff. I see some > stuff about Perl and turning off buffering. Maybe this could be done in > Python? > > The nohup command looks promising but it doesn't seem to do what the man > page says it does. It says it will redirect output to "nohup.out" but > those files are not created and I still see output on my terminal. Any > ideas? I tried "nohup ./AppServer daemon". > > Jeff _______________________________________________ Webware-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webware-devel
