How pipe/redirect influences the execution of the script which output is to be piped/redirected?
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I stumbled on the example of something I wasn't aware to be possible, that the mere fact of putting | or > after the script, can influence of how it will run. Details of how I realized it can be read here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53027036/why-piping-output-of-docker-compose-exec-to-grep-breaks-it - there is a docker related question, and here I would like to ask the more general one - how is this even possible on Linux? What pipe/redirection at the end of the script changes in the environment in which the script runs?
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I stumbled on the example of something I wasn't aware to be possible, that the mere fact of putting | or > after the script, can influence of how it will run. Details of how I realized it can be read here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53027036/why-piping-output-of-docker-compose-exec-to-grep-breaks-it - there is a docker related question, and here I would like to ask the more general one - how is this even possible on Linux? What pipe/redirection at the end of the script changes in the environment in which the script runs?
pipe io-redirection
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I stumbled on the example of something I wasn't aware to be possible, that the mere fact of putting | or > after the script, can influence of how it will run. Details of how I realized it can be read here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53027036/why-piping-output-of-docker-compose-exec-to-grep-breaks-it - there is a docker related question, and here I would like to ask the more general one - how is this even possible on Linux? What pipe/redirection at the end of the script changes in the environment in which the script runs?
pipe io-redirection
asked 1 min ago
Ã…Âukasz Zaroda
9912812
I stumbled on the example of something I wasn't aware to be possible, that the mere fact of putting | or > after the script, can influence of how it will run. Details of how I realized it can be read here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53027036/why-piping-output-of-docker-compose-exec-to-grep-breaks-it - there is a docker related question, and here I would like to ask the more general one - how is this even possible on Linux? What pipe/redirection at the end of the script changes in the environment in which the script runs?
pipe io-redirection
pipe io-redirection
asked 1 min ago
Ã…Âukasz Zaroda
9912812
asked 1 min ago
Ã…Âukasz Zaroda
9912812
asked 1 min ago
Ã…Âukasz Zaroda
9912812
asked 1 min ago
Ã…Âukasz Zaroda
9912812
asked 1 min ago
Ã…Âukasz Zaroda
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