This just crossed my mind.Let's say that I'm operating a remote machine via SSH and I executed a make command to, e.g. build a new kernel for my machine. While I'm logged in that session, I can see in the current console tab what is happening (i.e. the debugging messages).Then, I close that SSH session (make is still running) and I log in again via SSH (again) and I want to keep seeing those debugging messages in real time (as I had never closed that console tab).Is this possible?PS: I could still track if make is still running, e.g. using ps axjf | grep make. But I'm just curious to know if this is possible.PS2: Also, let's say the make command, at the end of its execution displays an error message. How can I tell this occurred by the same method described above?
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