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Capture output from interactive script
I have written a menu driven script to walk users through bringing up and down an application process.
Sometimes the user tells me the script does not work taking the application down, but he can't recall seeing an error message. Is there a way to capture std out and stderr out from an interactive script as well as have it still interacting with the user? I can set -x to trace a script, but the output shows up to the user too.. |
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