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26-Feb-2004, 02:59 PM #1
Unix redirecting std. error/output
When I run a unix script using telnet, messages (including but not limited to std. errors) are displayed on my screen.

I would like to basically capture everything that appears on the screen, which is the commands in the script themselves and any errors, and place them all into a file.

Ive tried several variations of 1>&2 etc., and I can't seem to get it to work.

I know that by typing

cmd 2> file

it places the errors of that command into my file, but it won't capture the actual execution of the command.

anyone have any ideas?

thx.
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