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Dual output (stdout and file)
Hello everybody,
Is there a more elegant way to make dual output (display on standard output and append to a file) while I'm executing a shell script, besides duplicating the echo command for every string? echo "Message..." > 1 echo "Message..." >> myfile.out Thank you for your time, Adrian |
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