i thought it should be
# command 2> file
b'cos
the shell represents standard output devices as
0 for stdin
1 for stdout
2 for stderr
Maurice Hendrix wrote:
> I had the same problem. Somebody here got me the answer. You can do
>
> # command &> file
>
> to get stderr redirected to a file. When I knew the answer I was able to
> find it back in the documentation. Try
>
> # man sh
>
> And read the chapters about redirections and pipes. I must admit. Some of
> the information presented there didn't make sense to me either.
>
> --
> Maurice Hendrix
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