I know that
/dev/null
redirects standard output , and that
2 /dev/null
redirects standard error
Is there an expression that redirects standard output and standard error - at
present I am using the ungainly
/dev/null 2 /dev/null
Dave
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just try /dev/null
they redirect all input (standard, error, user define) to dev-null
have fun
2007/1/1, Dave S [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I know that
/dev/null
redirects standard output , and that
2 /dev/null
redirects standard error
Is there an expression that redirects standard output and
Dave S [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there an expression that redirects standard output and standard error
xxx /path/file
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just take care of something
they only work on bash
sh need your first solution
and tsch ... I don't know but it's not this at all
2007/1/1, Dave S [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Monday 01 January 2007 11:09, Strong Cypher wrote:
just try /dev/null
they redirect all input (standard, error, user
On Mon, 2007-01-01 at 10:49 +, Dave S wrote:
I know that
/dev/null
redirects standard output , and that
2 /dev/null
redirects standard error
Is there an expression that redirects standard output and standard error - at
present I am using the ungainly
/dev/null 2
Dave S wrote:
Is there an expression that redirects standard output and
standard error - at present I am using the ungainly
/dev/null 2 /dev/null
The following two commands:
man bash
/^REDIRECT
Or more directly:
man bash
/two formats
Benno
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