The title basically says it all. tee has an option --ignore-interrupts:
-i, --ignore-interrupts ignore interrupt signals
Can anyone explain/give an example in which situation this is important? Thanks!
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When called with -i, tee ignores the interrupt signal (SIGINT), which is normally issued by your terminal when hitting Ctrl+C.
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If tee is used with -i, --ignore-interrupts options, It wont accept any interrupt signals like CNTRL+C ^C or Kill signals Except signal KILL or Signal Terminate.
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