As far as I can see, pvesh outputs that to STDERR:
root@proxmox2-4:~# pvesh get /version > stdout
200 OK
root@proxmox2-4:~# cat stdout
{
"keyboard" : "en-us",
"release" : "12",
"repoid" : "6894c9d9",
"version" : "4.3"
}
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Van: Kevin Lemonnier <[email protected]>
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Verzonden: 2-12-2016 12:01
Onderwerp: [PVE-User] Hide the 200 OK from pvesh
Hi,
That's also on the forum, if I get an answer here I'll update there.
Is there a simple way to prevent pvesh from outputting 200 OK to the tty ?
Redirecting 1 and 2 doesn't seem to do anything so I assume it writes directly
to the tty, which is very annoying in a script.
Currently the script just shows a bunch of 200 OK in between my actual output
lines, it's very ugly.
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