How to fix the issue of no log output when starting noh…

When starting a background process using the “nohup” command in Linux, the output will be redirected to the nohup.out file. To view real-time logs, you can solve it by doing the following:

1. Monitor logs in real-time using the tail command.
2. Display the live updates from the nohup.out file.
3. Redirect the output of the nohup command to another file, and check it using the tail command.
4. Run the command ‘command’ in the background and redirect its output to a logfile. Then monitor the logfile in real time.
5. Redirect the output of a command to both a file and standard output using the tee command.
6. Run the command using nohup and redirect the output to a logfile using the tee command.
7. Redirect the output to /dev/null using the output redirection symbol in the nohup command, so that the output will be discarded.
8. Run the command in the background and suppress any output.

Please choose the appropriate method based on your actual needs.