use spacecmd -q to suppress the top two lines On Tue, Jul 28, 2015 at 6:37 AM, DEBASHISH BOSE <[email protected] > wrote:
> Hi, > > I have run 2 commands one after the another and here is the output below > > [root@mytestspacewalk ~]# spacecmd -u admin -p admin -s > mytestspacewalk.com "softwarechannel_listbasechannels" > INFO: Spacewalk Username: admin > INFO: Connected to https://mytestspacewalk.com/rpc/api as admin > enterprise-linux-x86_64 > testchannel > testchannel2 > testchannel3 > testchannel5 > testchannel6 > [root@mytestspacewalk ~]# spacecmd -u admin -p admin -s > mytestspacewalk.com "softwarechannel_listchildchannels" > INFO: Spacewalk Username: admin > INFO: Connected to https://mytestspacewalk.com/rpc/api as admin > enterprise-linux-common-channel-x86_64 > enterprise-linux-optional-x86_64 > enterpriselinux7optional > enterpriselinux7test > rhel-rhn-tools > [root@mytestspacewalk ~]# > [root@mytestspacewalk ~]# > > > [root@mytestspacewalk ~]# spacecmd -u admin -p admin -s > mytestspacewalk.com "softwarechannel_listbasechannels" exec > 2>/dev/null > enterprise-linux-x86_64 > testchannel > testchannel2 > testchannel3 > testchannel5 > testchannel6 > [root@mytestspacewalk ~]# > [root@mytestspacewalk ~]# spacecmd -u admin -p admin -s > mytestspacewalk.com "softwarechannel_listchildchannels" exec > 2>/dev/null > [root@mytestspacewalk ~]# > > > when i run the same command for both the occassions, one gives me the > desired output by removing the top 2 lines ,starting with INFO ,b ut > the other doesnot. Could you please let us know a solution to this. > > -- > regards > Debashish > > _______________________________________________ > Spacewalk-list mailing list > [email protected] > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/spacewalk-list >
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