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Standard Out to Two Locations
Is it possible to redirect standard output to two locations? Unfortunately, I need to redirect it to two different files. Or if there might be any utilities that can do it.
I'm suspecting not as it's all pipes and filters, but thought I'd ask. |
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05-14-2004
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Got it
Sorry, it's Solaris 8. I'll give that a try.
tee is jogging my memory now from many years ago. Forgot all about it. Thanks, Gary |
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