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From: reece@nadc@sri-unix.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.unix-wizards
Subject: question on csh
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Date: Sun, 9-Oct-83 00:31:54 EDT
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This is probably a very boring question, but can anyone tell me
how to supress the
		"[1] [12345]
		 [1] +Done"
messages when running a program in the background from a csh script.
The noise seems to be lower when using "sh" in the non-interactive
mode. I'm trying to write procedures for "users" who don't like to
see unrelated garbage on their terminal.  I don't really want to convert
this rather long script file to "sh".

Thanks.
Jim Reece
REECE@NADC