I'm not sure what shell you're using but in general on unix you can
redirect standard error to a file similarly to the way you would redirect
the command output with >&. On csh on DEC Unix,
>>& appends to the error file, >! overrides the no clobber check and >>&!
appends and overrides the check. See the man page for you shell (ksh, csh,
etc) on you system. Try
./analog +gisl.cfg >&errs
Susan Mathews
Communication and Network Services
University of California Berkeley
At 06:17 AM 1/6/99 -0800, you wrote:
>I am installing analog3.11 on RH Linux5.1 with Apache web server.
>I have previously installed analog2.11 and still have this running with
>no problems.
>
>With this install when i try to run
>
>./analog +gisl.cfg
>
>I get ./analog Warning C: Unknown Configuration command: Ignoring it:
>
>This scrolls up the screen and does not stop.
>
>I have configured analhead.h and analog.cfg and isl.cfg, but i am unsure
>of the best way to debug this problem.
>
>./analog -settings > log [ this continually scrolls the error message up
>the screen ]
>
>your help would be appreciated.
>
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