After spending a good while getting rb to work on a remote shell, I would like to get stdio / error logger messages on a remote shell, I have dug around changing group_leaders but it would seem to require changing the group_leader of all the running process, and my experiments have found that to be pretty unstable.
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The most straightforward way would be to not to mess with erlang io subsystem, but to use standard ERTS tools. 1 Start emulator with stdin/stdout wrapper/logger:
2 Then do:
For more hints see "$ERL_TOP/erts*/bin/start" and man page for 'run_erl' and 'to_erl': http://www.erlang.org/doc/man/run_erl.html