linux - How can I 'nohup' a command and log the output of 'time' -


I want to give a long-running script time, and the output of time A log file, such as:

  (time php mylongcommand.php) & amp; & Gt; Dump  

This works, but if I want the command nohup then I can see the log later, the following code does not work:

  nohup (time php mylongcommand.php) & amp; Dump & amp;  

Any suggestions?

  (time php mylongcommand .php) & amp; & Gt; Dump & lt; / Dev / null & amp;  

should also do the trick by redirecting the input from / dev / null and keeping the process in the background, the same effect is achieved as You nohup . You should be able to exit your shell session without any closed work error, and the process will continue.


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