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] => { command1 ; command2 ; command3 } > >( tee -a $someLogFile ) 2>&1
]
] This doesn't look legal. Period.
Heh. Like I said, it'll bake your noodle - that's
what got me to dig further. It is indeed a legal
construct, part of something the BASH docs call
'Process Substitution' - check the man page. And,
no - it's not a botched append operation; that's
what I thought at first, too. Try the examples...
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