Answer by stefano for How to redirect all stderr in bash?
I find a good way is to surround the commands by parentheses, '()', (launch a sub-shell) or curly-braces, '{}' (no sub-shell; faster):{ cmd1 cmd2 ... cmdN} 2> error.logOf course, this can be done on...
View ArticleAnswer by Kit Gerrits for How to redirect all stderr in bash?
Two things:Using 2>&1 in a remote ssh command results in the error ending up inside the local tarfile, resulting in a 'broken' backup.If you want to apply a redirect on the other side of the...
View ArticleAnswer by crb for How to redirect all stderr in bash?
Tried ssh -t to create a pseudo-TTY at the remote end?
View ArticleAnswer by Gunstick for How to redirect all stderr in bash?
I don't see your problem it works as designed:$ ssh remotehost 'ls nosuchfile; ls /etc/passwd'>/tmp/stdout 2>/tmp/stderr $ cat /tmp/stdout /etc/passwd $ cat /tmp/stderr nosuchfile not found
View ArticleAnswer by jtimberman for How to redirect all stderr in bash?
Try your commands in doublequotes, like so:ssh remotehost "command" 2>~/stderrTested on my local system using a nonexistant file on the remote host.$ ssh remotehost "tail x;head x" 2>~/stderr$...
View ArticleAnswer by gavrie for How to redirect all stderr in bash?
Use the exec builtin in bash:exec 2> /tmp/myfile
View ArticleAnswer by caerwyn for How to redirect all stderr in bash?
You could launch a new bash process redirecting the stderr of that process: $ bash -i 2> stderr.log $
View ArticleHow to redirect all stderr in bash?
I'm looking for a way to redirect all the stderr streams in interactive bash (ideally to its calling parent process).I don't want to redirect stderr stream from each individual command, which I could...
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