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Logging Remote SSH command (cannot log a java output)
Post 302442520 by Keepcase on Wednesday 4th of August 2010 02:16:45 PM
08-04-2010
That is VERY interesting!
And it worked! Thank you
Does anyone know why that the java output would be considered STDER (my wild guess is that the programmers who worked on java had the output go to SDTERR? )
And it worked! Thank you
Does anyone know why that the java output would be considered STDER (my wild guess is that the programmers who worked on java had the output go to SDTERR? )
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