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Plesk Event Manager Commands - where does STDOUT go?

gbotica

Regular Pleskian
Hi,

If a shell script is run via the Plesk Events Manager, where does STDOUT & STDERR go? (assuming that nothing in the script itself is redirecting it)

Does it get automatically sent to /dev/null?

Does it get written to a file somewhere?

Is having a script produce output when run from Plesk Event Manager likely to cause any problems?

Thanks for your help.
 
I don't think there is any consequence as a result, its just that you won't get the STDOUT since the script runs in a background mode.
This won't also cause any errors or failures as result of out-putting STDOUT.
 
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