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11-01-2007

jehrome_rando jehrome_rando is offline

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recording command outputs in background

For example:

Code:

% ls /store > list.txt
% less list.txt
% 1.txt
% 2.txt

I want to execute 'ls' in verbose and store the result in background to 'list.txt' so i dont have to execute another command just to view the contents of the 'list.txt'

Code:

% ls /store > list.txt
% 1.txt
% 2.txt
%
% less list.txt
% 1.txt
% 2.txt

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