dean@MCIRPS2.MED.NYU.EDU (07/11/90)
when workspace is started in a login or user.ps, all stderr and stdout
is lost.(or goes somplace I don't know about right now).
I have to start it in a shell to capture the error output from the cmd open
and other rules that involve shells.
This property is sub-optimal.
dan.
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In article <9007100212.AA02012@mcirps2.med.nyu.edu> dean@MCIRPS2.MED.NYU.EDU writes: > >when workspace is started in a login or user.ps, all stderr and stdout >is lost.(or goes somplace I don't know about right now). > >I have to start it in a shell to capture the error output from the cmd open >and other rules that involve shells. > >This property is sub-optimal. > The preferred method of having workspace start up when you log in is to use the system manager, open the user tool, select the users icon, and set workspace 'on' in the appropriate spot (by selecting a button). This will ensure that workspace starts up whenever that user logs on. When workspace is started via this mechanism, these errors go to the console window, which is preferable to having them disappear into hyperspace. Hope this helps. Betsy Zeller betsy@sgi.com