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04-22-2004 01:22 AM
04-22-2004 01:22 AM
HP-UX Event Splitting
Hi all, Please Help!
I am trying to direct HP Openview (B.06.20) events to two serial com ports on a HP Workstation running HP-UX B.11.00.
I know the command syntax to force the events to only one port at a time, but I need to duplicate the data to both (and it works).
The command structure is:
echo '$x:$X command description \r' >/dev/tty0p0
What is the ANDing operation that would force the events to both tty0p0 and tty1p0?
I am trying to direct HP Openview (B.06.20) events to two serial com ports on a HP Workstation running HP-UX B.11.00.
I know the command syntax to force the events to only one port at a time, but I need to duplicate the data to both (and it works).
The command structure is:
echo '$x:$X command description \r' >/dev/tty0p0
What is the ANDing operation that would force the events to both tty0p0 and tty1p0?
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04-22-2004 01:36 AM
04-22-2004 01:36 AM
Re: HP-UX Event Splitting
You could use "tee"
echo '$x:$X command description \r' | tee -a file1 file2
echo '$x:$X command description \r' | tee -a file1 file2
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04-22-2004 02:21 AM
04-22-2004 02:21 AM
Re: HP-UX Event Splitting
Thanks Mark,
I used the tee function with the following syntax.
echo 'the event description text here' | tee -a /dev/tty0p0 /dev/tty1p0
It works great.
I used the tee function with the following syntax.
echo 'the event description text here' | tee -a /dev/tty0p0 /dev/tty1p0
It works great.
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