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Write linux proxy logs to mount folder #8295

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ensure we write the log to the same root directory as what is being u…
scbedd May 17, 2024
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we should write these proxy logs to the same root folder that we star…
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we should write these proxy logs to the same root folder that we star… 
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scbedd committed May 17, 2024
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion eng/common/testproxy/test-proxy-tool.yml
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# nohup does NOT continue beyond the current session if you use it within powershell
- bash: |
nohup $(Build.BinariesDirectory)/test-proxy/test-proxy &>$(Build.SourcesDirectory)/test-proxy.log &
nohup $(Build.BinariesDirectory)/test-proxy/test-proxy &>${{ parameters.rootFolder }}/test-proxy.log &

echo $! > $(Build.SourcesDirectory)/test-proxy.pid
echo "##vso[task.setvariable variable=PROXY_PID]$(cat $(Build.SourcesDirectory)/test-proxy.pid)"
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