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  1. May 19th, 2009, 12:53 AM #1
    gberz3
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    Copying stdout to file while leaving on screen...?

     
    Hi All,

    Is there any quality mechanism by which to have 'stdout' show up as well as be piped to file? In the past I've been used to either/or, but in this particular case, it's interactive, so I need it to show up on screen as well as be logged to a file.

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    Nevermind...I found a solution using 'tee'
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