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I need to throw his output into a file instead of playing on the default output which is the screen but without me having to spell it out with the command >> in the terminal, I want the script itself to do this.
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Do it this way:
{
#seus comandos bash aqui
} > output.txt 2>&1
NOTE: If you do not specify the output path, the file will be generated in the directory in which the bash script is.
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where I just run it and it already auto redirects itself? Can you be clearer? It was very confusing your question.
– Tuxpilgrim
So, I want to play its output in a file instead of playing in the default output which is the screen but without me having to spell it out with the >> in the terminal,, I want the script itself to do this.
– Harry
What you want is something like:
echo $SHELL > /tmp/testerunning within the script?– Tuxpilgrim
If that’s what I understand, you can redirect what you would do in the terminal inside the script itself, setting an output file to the commands instead of the standard output.
– Tuxpilgrim