I would suggest you stick with
commendtoexecute 1 >> logfile.log 2 >> errorfile.log
doing
2>&1 1>>everything.log
On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 10:45 PM, Bryan O'Neal <
bryan.on...@theonealandassociates.com> wrote:
> Ok - if I want to direct stranded out, standard error, or both to a
> file I can d
Ok - if I want to direct stranded out, standard error, or both to a
file I can do that. If I want to redirect standard out to a variable
for latter use, I can do that. But how do I redirect standard error to
a variable?
Example:
function fun1()
{
val1=$(DoSomething with $1)
if [[ $? -eq 1
Ok I have a stock surfboard. I already have most of the diags, (Save
upstream power level). Now - it would be cool to walk the tree, that I
will admit. As far as increased speed Well, I would like to know
how that is obtained unless you are by passing an artificial lock set
by the ISP - unfortu
We'll be meeting up at Iguana Macks at 7pm again tomorrow for the Linux
Stammtisch.
A Stammtisch is a gathering of people with a common interest, so there
is no formal presentation.
Please come and join us for some good conversation over good food and
drinks, which are both optional... Frien
Hey Folks,
Long time no see. I haven't been able to be a participant in PLUG in a
number of years but I'm glad to see it still steaming along. I am one of the
principals in the Maker Bench techshop/hackerspace that is opening in Tempe
in May. Anyway
we are hosting some events before then and on Ma
