Dear Menno I know you mean right but still no cigar
here is my humble script (not a big deal)
#!/bin/bash
#move data to folder
DIALOG=${DIALOG=Xdialog}
tempfile=`tempfile 2/dev/null` || tempfile=/tmp/test$$
trap rm -f $tempfile 0 1 2 5 15
$DIALOG --title photo control --clear \
sorry Menno but there must be something very wrong because it creates a lot of
directories (empty) inside the directory
so Ill give it a rest and reinstall ibex as jaunty proved to be a
dissapointment (for me) I like to thank you thou for your valuable time but I
still think we should not have
Hi,
Changing Xdialog to use STDOUT instead of STDERR is a matter of adding
an option to the command: --stdout. See the man page!
Menno
still at a loss
~$ man stdout
No manual entry for stdout
a step by step would be nice
something in the like:
cd /yourhomedirectory/
cd .xdialog
there you
~$ stdout
bash: stdout: command not found
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Linux / Unix Command: stdout
Command Library
NAME
stdin stdout stderr - standard I/O streams
SYNOPSIS
Fd #include stdio.h Fd extern FILE *stdin; Fd extern FILE *stdout; Fd extern
FILE *stderr;
DESCRIPTION
Under normal circumstances every Unix program has three streams opened for it
when it
for me feels like ubuntu is going by the way of microsoft
1.- You make an upgrade and simple things that used to work perfectly (i.e.
Xdialog) all of a sudden stop working .
2.- Nobody knows how to direct you to the solution (i.e. use the STDERR instead
of STDOUT) WHERE IN HEAVEN DO YOU DO
