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How to see the commands executed in another shell? Thanks, grepping strace's output for exec makes it fairly readable. I'm sure that the fact that it keeps following children of children will confuse me some day, but for now I think I'll be safe. It's a shame that there's no way to automatically detach from a process after it calls exec. |
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How to see the commands executed in another shell? @jordanm Thanks, that's a good point. Even with just the commands that cause a fork/exec, that would probably be good enough. |
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