Subject: pipe output into a file
I am using nmap
and I am getting an output way to large. Is there a way to pipe the output
into a file?
Thanks,
Kevin
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I am using nmap and
I am getting an output way to large. Is there a way to pipe the output into a
file?
Thanks,
Kevin
. Is there a way
to pipe the output into a file?
Thanks,
Kevin
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Subject: Re: pipe output into a file
try
nmap hostname file.name
or to append to an existing file
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Subject: Re: pipe output into a file
try
nmap hostname file.name
or to append to an existing file
nmap hostname file.name
this is a universal unix construct to redirect output
always takes stdout to whatever file you tell it, and always
appends
Kevin Keithan
On Tue, 23 Apr 2002, Kevin Keithan wrote:
I am using nmap and I am getting an output way to large. Is there a way
to pipe the output into a file?
repeat after me:
i redirect output to a file; i pipe output to a program. :-)
$ program outputfile
$ program1 | program2
rday
On Tue, 2002-04-23 at 13:57, Jeff Graves wrote:
How do you pipe the output of dump to a file? The convetional
/sbin/dump -0u -f /dev/st0 / /var/log/dump.log doesn't work, output
still shows up on the screen.
Are you getting anything in /var/log/dump? The command outputfile
syntax will
