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'SIGTTOU' is POSIX: 'Background write to tty'. There seems to be an error message, check the system log files...
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'SIGTTOU' is POSIX: 'Background write to tty'. There seems to be an error message, check the system log files...

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Isn't that basically en elaboration on my comment ;-) ?
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Isn't that basically en elaboration on my comment ;-) ?

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just providing 'some' possible solution.<br />
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(why do have to check system logs files ??)
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just providing 'some' possible solution.

(why do have to check system logs files ??)

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elfie, please send me a simple code that, redirect my error <br />
input or output.
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elfie, please send me a simple code that, redirect my error
input or output.

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sorry for the late responce<br />
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when running ksh <br />
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program &gt;&nbsp;output 2&gt; err_output.<br />
<br />
when you want output and error output in the same file you can use<br />
<br />
program &gt;&nbsp;output 2&gt;&amp;1<br />

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sorry for the late responce

when running ksh

program > output 2> err_output.

when you want output and error output in the same file you can use

program > output 2>&1


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hi, im trying to close a socket but the computer is sending me a signal :SIGTTOU..<br />
and doesn't close the socket...<br />
do anybody know this signal?<br />
please tell me what to do..<br />
tnx ahead
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hi, im trying to close a socket but the computer is sending me a signal :SIGTTOU..
and doesn't close the socket...
do anybody know this signal?
please tell me what to do..
tnx ahead

error on a &quot;close(sd)&quot;??????????

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error on a &quot;close(sd)&quot;??????????

error on a "close(sd)"??????????