using the script command

[jouell]

How can I use the script command to capture command in a script?


If I create a script called test.sh:

#cat test.sh

script test.txt
ls
exit


It waits until I type exit and then does the ls and then exits. I'd like to be able to capture the whole command line (not just the output ) I am running.

Ideas?
-John

 

[vgersh99]

one 'hacky' way is:

$ script.sh

script.sh:

#!/bin/ksh

oldSHELL="${SHELL}"
export SHELL='/tmp/myScript.sh'
script /tmp/script.out
export SHELL="${oldSHELL}"

myScript.sh (for example):

#!/bin/ksh
ls /tmp
ps -ef

vlad
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