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command does not return exit status due to tee
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I am using /bin/sh. I want to display the stdout and stderr on the terminal as well as save it in a file, so I'm using this command. gmake all 2>&1 | tee log But even if gmake fails, it's always giving 0 as exit status, i suppose because of tee. # false 2>&1 | tee Log # echo $? 0 I was expecting non-zero value above. Any solution to this problem? What if I want to use tee as well as get correct exit status? |
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