I have a bash script that basically translates an argument to a kubectl command. For example: $ ./file.sh service1 (will run command kubectl logs service1- -n namespace -f) or $ ./file.sh service2 (will run command kubectl logs service2- -n anothernamespace -f)

My problem is that when I run it to see the logs live with option -f (follow) and I want to open another terminal tab to see the logs from another service with the same script, the first process is killed. So how can I run the same script from multiple terminals without stopping eachother and seeing the output for all.

CodePudding user response：

Run the program in the background and output the log to out.file

command >> out.file 2>&1 &

CodePudding user response：

I did manage to get it working with the help of ChatGPT (it does wonders). The solution is this:

osascript -e 'tell application "Terminal" to do script "clear; ./your_script.sh arg1 arg2" in the front window'