From: HAUTECOEUR Bruno (HAUTECOB@ESSILOR.fr)
Date: Fri Oct 01 2004 - 10:12:37 EDT
Well ... many many answers ! Thanks to everybody.
The general answer is to use "tee". I think i will use it to run the
'script2 | tee logfile' from another script1.
Thanks for the answer from Mexico (Oliva, Gerardo
[Gerardo.Oliva@acs-inc.com])
regards from France ;-)
Bruno
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Envoyé : vendredi 1 octobre 2004 14:28
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Objet : [HPADM] duplication of standard output
Hi admins
i need to duplicate standard output in a script. I have really wrote
"duplicate" and not redirect.
In man ksh, it is wrote:
>&digit The standard output is duplicated to file
descriptor digit (see dup(2)).
but when i use this expression, there is no duplication but only
redirection.
In the script, i use:
exec 1>file
exec 2>&1
this work fine for redirection, but not for duplication. I need outputs and
errors to be on the screen AND in a file for the whole script.
What am i missing ?
regards
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Bruno HAUTECOEUR
Architecte système Unix
DSI / Architecture & Systèmes - Essilor International
Tel: 33 (0)1 72 94 73 20 - Fax: 01 39 26 53 08
mail: hautecob@essilor.fr
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