My script writes everything to those logs as it works, and I get what essentially would be the output of the script as it's working. That way any CTRL+C or disconnect just quits the viewing, and not my script.
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I do:
screen -d -m $scriptmultitail $log1 -I $log2 -I $log3 -I $log4
My script writes everything to those logs as it works, and I get what essentially would be the output of the script as it's working. That way any CTRL+C or disconnect just quits the viewing, and not my script.
That's super cool! Thanks for sharing!