Saba Khan wrote:
Hello,
I had a quick question that I cannot find within my searches for the
last week or so. I have a batch file in DOS that runs while I do ttcp
testing. I need that batch file to throw its results in a txt file once
the test is completed, I have tried to redirect it by indicating a path
at the top of the program and then >(filename), but that isn’t working.
I was wondering if you would know any prewritten PERL or CGI script that
would allow me to do this. The program looks something like this:
/path C:\%(directory)%/
/ /
/start/
/rem wsttcp –t –p5141 > tp5141.txt/
end
Anyhow, the script itself works and runs, but I cannot direct it throw
the results in a text. Any suggestions or thoughts would be
appreciated. Thank you.
Sarah
Systems Test Engineer/IT Support
Telkonet Comm, INC.
20374 Seneca Meadows Parkway #1
Germantown, MD 20876
Hi
you can redirect the stdout/stderr to txt file by using
ping google.com >> testlog.txt 2>&1
or simply ping google.com >> testlog.txt
or stdout alone by ping google.com 1>> testlog.txt
or stderr alone by ping google.com 2>> testlog.txt
Hope the information is useful
Cheers!
Mohan.
