This happened on my Alpha (RH5) native, too. It is some sh/bash
incompatibility
and I think it happened, when I updated the pre-installed bash to
bash 2.0.2
It's sufficient to remove the &
(though I think writing &> would be better top catch stderr)
Stefan
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