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Output function into file
I have this shell:
function AAAA { echo $* > Log1 } # main AAA "TEST" > Log2 ..... I not see the same output in the 2 files ; only Log1 result with the strings $* Log2 is without strings .... Why? |
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If you redirect stdout to a log file like that in the function ( > Log1 ), you won't see any output from the function (as it's redirected elsewhere). If you want to take the output from your echo and send it to a file but also leave it on STDOUT, use the tee command instead.
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