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I'm using the nohup option and running into the following error. Using the exact redux-f example. Does not look like nohup is actually writing to a file. Any ideas? |
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Update to support the execution of pre-define commands. Takes the type of
cmdto identify the command alias to execute. Since this can be a big security risk, only pre-define commands are allowed and no parameters are taken by the listener. All parameters need to be set in the config file. There are buffer limits to to errors that this can handle. If you can receive over 200kb of errors, use the nohup command before your command so it outputs to nohup.out in the executing directory.Use the bool to disable/enable to option to allow remote command execution.
See the example file for remotely executing Redux.
See RDMM #19 for the related PR to support this update.