This suggests that all scripts are run from a wrapper script that captures the output. If the script ends normally then there is no output, unless the script itself provides it. If there is an error than the log is put in the TXT dir. Perhaps we use tail to add only a maximum number of lines in case of a bad error with lots of output.
This suggests that all scripts are run from a wrapper script that captures the output. If the script ends normally then there is no output, unless the script itself provides it. If there is an error than the log is put in the TXT dir. Perhaps we use tail to add only a maximum number of lines in case of a bad error with lots of output.