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How do I redirect the output to a file and screen?

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  1. Which command displays output on screen as well redirect output to other file?
  2. How do you redirect output to be appended to a file?
  3. What Linux command would you use to redirect output to a file and have it display on stdout?
  4. What are the steps to redirect the output?
Redirecting output to a single file and screen: Before the “|” pipe symbol, you can type the command you want to execute and then combine the “|” with the tee command while specifying the file path. In our case, we will redirect the output to “samplefile” present in our home directory.


Which command displays output on screen as well redirect output to other file?

@Zabba: the command for that is mktemp . See the manual page man mktemp .

How do you redirect output to be appended to a file?

How to redirect the output of the command or data to end of file1Open the terminal application.2Append text to end of file using echo command: echo 'text here' >> filename.3Append command output to end of file: command-name >> filename.Linux append text to end of file - nixCraft

What Linux command would you use to redirect output to a file and have it display on stdout?

Redirect Output to File Using “>>” Symbol When you use this “>>” redirection symbol, it will redirect command output into a specific file, and ensure that the last saved data should not get a wipe and append new output into the same file.

What are the steps to redirect the output?

The way we can redirect the output is by closing the current file descriptor and then reopening it, pointing to the new output. We'll do this using the open and dup2 functions. There are two default outputs in Unix systems, stdout and stderr. stdout is associated with file descriptor 1 and stderr to 2.

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