Questions tagged [stdout]

stdout is the name of the default output file descriptor of a process. Since there is nothing special about stdout, you should not use this tag. Use the [io-redirection] tag for questions on how to redirect output, use [file-descriptors] for questions on how to manage file descriptors, use [lock] for questions of file locking, and use [files] for general questions on file operations.

stdout is the name of the default output file descriptor of a process. Since there is nothing special about stdout, you should not use this tag. Use for questions on how to redirect output, use for questions on how to manage file descriptors, use for questions of file locking, and use for general questions on file operations.

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Reuse last line of output from shell command

I am compiling something and depending on success (last line of output contains "success"= I want to scp the binary to the target. I'd prefer a piped oneliner. Is there a way to do this?
tzippy
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How to redirect stdout to a file without the content displaying in the terminal?

tee shows the stdout in terminal, I don't want it to do that but cant find an option || visible in terminal || visible in file || existing Syntax || StdOut | StdErr || StdOut | StdErr || file …
Anon
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Suppress standard Output

Here is my command in the shell script. I want all the output to be redirected to a standard Log File. It does that fine except at when it does not find the *.txt files with a directory or sub directory, it writes the o/p to std output screen. How…
veekay
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