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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting STDERR to file & terminal using tee Post 302342648 by satnamx on Monday 10th of August 2009 11:04:20 AM
Old 08-10-2009
STDOUT not required

Hi,

Thanks for replying, I did try that one wit <&1 but I did not want any STDOUT going to the file, only STDERR, so I can terst if any STDERR occured within the file (ie file is non-zero and taker appropriate action.

So in summary..I want:
1. STDERR to write to the file
2. STDERR to also go to the terminal
3. STDOUT NOT to go to the file.

is thare any way for this to occur?

Kind regards
Satnam
 

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