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Top Forums Programming Java with Unix (Redirection + Piping) Post 302190758 by era on Wednesday 30th of April 2008 11:52:38 AM
Old 04-30-2008
fluke_perf: these forums have a serious homework problem, don't take it personally.

2>&1 is a redirection, yes; it directs standard error to the same place as standard output.

Without knowing what log_handler is doing, strictly speaking, it's not really possible to answer your question. The script runs APPLICATION and feeds its output and error streams to log_handler, so I suppose we can infer that if any actual logging to files is taking place, that one is taking care of that part.

For what it's worth, "$@" should always have double quotes around it.

The shirt is in the second drawer from the right; if you're lucky, you'll find an Intro to Unix Shell Scripting book there, too.
 

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