It's my guess that you don't want -d, as that puts in strace debugging information. As in, information useful to the developers of strace.
What might be more helpful is the -f or -ff flags. These flags tell strace to follow all sub processes as well, not just the first script process. For example
It's my guess that you don't want -d, as that puts in strace debugging information. As in, information useful to the developers of strace.
What might be more helpful is the -f or -ff flags. These flags tell strace to follow all sub processes as well, not just the first script process. For example
$ strace -f thunderbird > thunderbird_ trace.txt