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redirecting script variable to log file without loosing stderr

when setting "set -x" inside bash script or if you run your script with bash -x you will get all the arguments printed to the screen together with the stdout.

is it possible to have stderr and stdout printed to screen but redirecting the set -x output to the log file without having it printed to the screen?

the idea is to have all the info i can get inside the log but only print regular stdout and stderr to screen.

redirecting script variable to log file without losing stderr

When setting "set -x" inside bash script, or if you run your script with bash -x, you will get all the arguments printed to the screen together with the stdout.

Is it possible to have stderr and stdout printed to screen but redirecting the set -x output to the log file without having it printed to the screen?

The idea is to have all the info I can get inside the log, but only print regular stdout and stderr to the screen.

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asked Oct 14, 2015 at 14:47

Asaf Magen

redirecting script variable to log file without loosing stderr

when setting "set -x" inside bash script or if you run your script with bash -x you will get all the arguments printed to the screen together with the stdout.

is it possible to have stderr and stdout printed to screen but redirecting the set -x output to the log file without having it printed to the screen?

the idea is to have all the info i can get inside the log but only print regular stdout and stderr to screen.

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