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point bash output to file . How do I save terminal output to a file? Based on the answer here https://askubuntu.com/questions/420981/how-do-i-save-terminal-output-to-a-file
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#Yes it is possible, just redirect the output to a file: | |
SomeCommand > SomeFile.txt | |
#Or if you want to append data: | |
SomeCommand >> SomeFile.txt | |
#If you want stderr as well use this: | |
SomeCommand &> SomeFile.txt | |
#or this to append: | |
SomeCommand &>> SomeFile.txt | |
#if you want to have both stderr and output displayed on the console and in a file use this: | |
SomeCommand 2>&1 | tee SomeFile.txt | |
#(If you want the output only, drop the 2 above) |
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