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11 · The Command Line

stdout / stderr

A program's two output streams

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Programs print normal results to “standard output” and errors to “standard error,” so the two can be captured separately.

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You can send errors to a log file while normal output still prints to the screen.

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sed / awkTransform text in a streamSSHSecure login to another machinesudoRun as administratortar / zipBundle and compress files
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