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07-30-2007
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How to route error to log file in unix
Hey Every one
I have a find statement which find the files and deletes them find /web/local/orderlink/batchmanaged01/scripts/SMOappLogs/log -name 'orderlink.log.*' -type f -mtime +$10-exec rm -f {} \; This statement if finds a file at the given location it will delete the files but if it doesn't find files at the given path on the server then throws error saying find: /web/local/orderlink/batchmanaged01/scripts/SMOappLogs/log: No such file or directory I want to route this error to log file rather than displaying in the place where I executed the script my log file declaration is DIRNAME=`dirname $0` LOGFILE=$DIRNAME/auto_purge.log I want it to route the error to log file auto_purge.log located in the same directory structure Thanks for the answers Pinky 
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07-31-2007
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Code:
find /web/local/orderlink/batchmanaged01/scripts/SMOappLogs/log -name 'orderlink.log.*' -type f -mtime +$10-exec rm -f {} \; 2>$LOGFILE
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07-31-2007
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Hi Thanks for hte answer it worked
But the problrm is I am able to see the error in log file but I am also seeing as std output at the place where I ran the script I want to route the error to log file and should not display it at the place where I ran can you plz help me to get this done Thanks Pinky
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07-31-2007
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Not entirely sure what you mean - redirecting STDERR to the log should suffice:
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$ find sdkasd -name "asdasd" find: sdkasd: No such file or directory $ find sdkasd -name "asdasd" 2>logfile $ cat logfile find: sdkasd: No such file or directory Cheers, ZB
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