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From: gsc@druxr.UUCP (CageG)
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Subject: I/O redirection to pipes question
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Date: Fri, 29-Mar-85 15:21:29 EST
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What must be done for a process to exec a child with the childs
stdin and stdout redirected to pipes set up by the parent.
One of the restraints is that the redirection must be done in
the parent process (the child is a tool that I don't want to
change the source for). This must be a commonly done thing since
it is what the shell does when pipes are used with process's.
Send any ideas, information, stuff to   druxr!gsc
			Thanks in advance
			Gary Cage