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Redirection Problem
I was simply trying to redirect some output in a log file but it foxed me.
truss a.out > log It gave only the output of the a.out which was only a simple print "Hello" Then I tried truss a.out 2&1>a echo `truss a.out` > a All failed. What am i missing. Thanks |
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