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On 07/02/2004 05:06:57 PM, David Lee wrote:
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> At what context do you execute this below? =20
> Inside a shell script or perl program?
> I can do it in perl by generating the output file and then ask perl to =
> execute the output file using system or the quote mark.
>
What I did was "strace -af -o /tmp/strace.out /bin/bash" and when I got at the prompt, I executed "ls|sort", which were the two processes that I chose for demonstration purposes.
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