ln linux, when you issue command: ls existing_file.txt non-existing_file.txt > output.txt 2>&1
the 2>&1, means redirect [...] to [...]
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stderr to stdout
^^ above reads stardard error to standard output
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ln linux, when you issue command: ls existing_file.txt non-existing_file.txt > output.txt 2>&1
the 2>&1, means redirect [...] to [...]
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ln linux, when you issue command: ls existing_file.txt non-existing_file.txt > output.txt 2>&1
the 2>&1, means redirect [...] to [...]
Answer
stderr to stdout
^^ above reads stardard error to standard output
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8. Streams and sed -- The Stream Editor riptor 1 when you don't specify a file descriptor. Now A contains the stdout output, while the error message has been redirected to the screen. Now try ls existing_file non-existing_file 1>A <span>2>&1 cat A Now A contains both the error message and the normal output. The >& is called a redirection operator. x >& y tells the shell to write pipe x into pipe y. Redirection
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