Is it possible in bash to finish command piped through gzip gracefully? -


i have startup script calls command produces lot of output. preserve space gzipped output:

#!/bin/bash  my_command 2>&1 | tee >(gzip --stdout > "1.log.gz") 

sadly, when press ctrl+c, gzip stops abruptly , compressed log gets damaged. there way finish command gracefully valid gz?

i unable reproduce problem, using "yes" substitute program -- is

yes 2>&1 | tee >(gzip --stdout > "1.log.gz") 

created valid gz file every time, wondering if there else going on.

however can isolate 2 parts of command using named pipes, this;

# create named pipe mknod mypipe p   # start background job reads pipe gzip --stdout > "1.log.gz" <mypipe &    # work -- ctrl-c affect process my_command 2>&1 | tee mypipe   

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