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UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers
03-30-2005
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suppressing an error message using the "ls" command
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Which shell are you using? For sh-compatible...
Which shell are you using? For sh-compatible ones, try:
ls 2>/dev/null
It actually suppresses all standard error output.
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