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edited Mar 25, 2017 at 13:14

user218374

That is because the backgrounded process runs in a subshell. To do what you want you could do this:

LOGFOLDER="$LOGFOLDER" bash -c 'node process.js 1>$LOGFOLDER.$$.log' &

That is because the backgrounded process runs in a subshell. To do what you want you could do this:

bash -c 'node process.js 1>$LOGFOLDER.$$.log' &

That is because the backgrounded process runs in a subshell. To do what you want you could do this:

LOGFOLDER="$LOGFOLDER" bash -c 'node process.js 1>$LOGFOLDER.$$.log' &

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answered Mar 25, 2017 at 13:05

user218374

That is because the backgrounded process runs in a subshell. To do what you want you could do this:

bash -c 'node process.js 1>$LOGFOLDER.$$.log' &