If, like me, you use tcsh rather than bash, then you do:
( your_command > logfile ) >& /tmp/err
BTW, I always send ephemeral data to /tmp. And then, I have a boot-time
shell script wipe /tmp (and /var/tmp) clean at every boot up.
- Manas Laha
Arup Kanjilal wrote:
>
> Standard method for redirecting stdout and stderr to a
> file is :
>
> your_command > logfile 2>&1
>
> --- Tathagata Banerjee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > friends,
> > i can redirect normal output with the > and the >>
> > operators. but how does
> > one redirect abnormal output, e.g. error messages
> > etc. ? i need this for
> > sending debugging info to experts.
> > thanks.
Standard method for redirecting stdout and stderr to a
file is :
your_command > logfile 2>&1
--- Tathagata Banerjee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> friends,
> i can redirect normal output with the > and the >>
> operators. but how does
> one redirect abnormal output, e.g. error messages
> etc. ? i need this for
> sending debugging info to experts.
> thanks.
>
>
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