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From: kipp@warp.esd.sgi.com (Kipp Hickman)
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Subject: Re: Using wsh as a child process
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Date: 29 May 90 16:45:43 GMT
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You need to keep wsh from forking and going into the background, as is its
default behaviour.  To do this, run wsh with the "-Z1" flag.

					kipp hickman
					silicon graphics inc.