Output redirection

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3 total messages Started by Eric Magnusson Sat, 27 Oct 1990 00:39

#1659

Author: Eric Magnusson
Date: Sat, 27 Oct 1990 00:39

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I recently saw a unix command which will redirect stdout both to a file
and the screen.  Can any body refresh my memory as to what it is?

Thank You
-- 
Eric Magnusson
ejmag@aplcen.apl.jhu.edu

Re: Output redirection

#1661

Author: Jonathan I. Kamens
Date: Mon, 29 Oct 1990 06:27

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In article <1990Oct27.003901.3533@aplcen.apl.jhu.edu>, ejmag@aplcen.apl.jhu.edu (Eric Magnusson) writes:
|> I recently saw a unix command which will redirect stdout both to a file
|> and the screen.  Can any body refresh my memory as to what it is?

  tee.

  Don't you have anybody at your site you can ask questions like this before
you send them out to the entire country?  Isn't there *anyone* else at your
site using Unix that would know the answer to a question like this?

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Re: Output redirection

#1662

Author: Rouben Rostamian
Date: Mon, 29 Oct 1990 06:44

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In article <1990Oct27.003901.3533@aplcen.apl.jhu.edu> ejmag@aplcen (Eric Magnusson) writes:
 >I recently saw a unix command which will redirect stdout both to a file
 >and the screen.  Can any body refresh my memory as to what it is?

Look up the man page for tee(1).

Example of usage:

        echo Hello World | tee filename

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