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You can do it with tee !!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi

I m not sure that this is your requirement . however i m trying if it works for you its good !!!!

the solution to your problem is using tee command but for that you will have to run the code from beginning
not in middle . suppose you are using less command to see any file
then you can send the output to the file and also to your terminal as follows

Code:

less abc.log | tee /dev/pts10 xyz.txt| less

this will send your 1 output to your terminal . other output to the file xyz.txt

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