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Old 12-04-2004
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If you write a script, you can send input into it like this:

./somescript < inputfile

The script can accomplish the same thing internally by using:
exec < inputfile

After that line, the script's input is inputfile. It can do the same to output:

exec > somescript.log 2>&1

This send stderr and stdout combined into the file. There is more to it, but this is the basics.
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