Redirect script output both to console and to log












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Take a look on the following



# more  /tmp/myscript

#!/bin/bash





echo I AM

echo BIG GUY

echo AND ALSO SMART



# bash   /tmp/myscript | tee -a >/tmp/log


why we not get the output from echo in the script to the console?



actually output redirect to the log - /tmp/log
but not also to the standard output



its very strange because tee -a should redirect top log and also to stand art output



what is the right way to write to log and print to console ?



expected output



# bash   /tmp/myscript | tee -a >/tmp/log



     I AM

     BIG GUY

     AND ALSO SMART





linux shell-script logs io-redirection tee







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    Take a look on the following



    # more  /tmp/myscript
    
#!/bin/bash
    

    

    
echo I AM
    
echo BIG GUY
    
echo AND ALSO SMART
    

    
# bash   /tmp/myscript | tee -a >/tmp/log


    why we not get the output from echo in the script to the console?



    actually output redirect to the log - /tmp/log
    but not also to the standard output



    its very strange because tee -a should redirect top log and also to stand art output



    what is the right way to write to log and print to console ?



    expected output



    # bash   /tmp/myscript | tee -a >/tmp/log
    

    
     I AM
    
     BIG GUY
    
     AND ALSO SMART





    linux shell-script logs io-redirection tee







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      Take a look on the following



      # more  /tmp/myscript
      
#!/bin/bash
      

      

      
echo I AM
      
echo BIG GUY
      
echo AND ALSO SMART
      

      
# bash   /tmp/myscript | tee -a >/tmp/log


      why we not get the output from echo in the script to the console?



      actually output redirect to the log - /tmp/log
      but not also to the standard output



      its very strange because tee -a should redirect top log and also to stand art output



      what is the right way to write to log and print to console ?



      expected output



      # bash   /tmp/myscript | tee -a >/tmp/log
      

      
     I AM
      
     BIG GUY
      
     AND ALSO SMART





      linux shell-script logs io-redirection tee







      share|improve this question
















      Take a look on the following



      # more  /tmp/myscript
      
#!/bin/bash
      

      

      
echo I AM
      
echo BIG GUY
      
echo AND ALSO SMART
      

      
# bash   /tmp/myscript | tee -a >/tmp/log


      why we not get the output from echo in the script to the console?



      actually output redirect to the log - /tmp/log
      but not also to the standard output



      its very strange because tee -a should redirect top log and also to stand art output



      what is the right way to write to log and print to console ?



      expected output



      # bash   /tmp/myscript | tee -a >/tmp/log
      

      
     I AM
      
     BIG GUY
      
     AND ALSO SMART





      linux shell-script logs io-redirection tee




      linux shell-script logs io-redirection tee






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          That's because you use the redirection of output >. tee should do the redirection, not the shell. Try without >:



          bash /tmp/myscript | tee -a /tmp/log





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            That's because you use the redirection of output >. tee should do the redirection, not the shell. Try without >:



            bash /tmp/myscript | tee -a /tmp/log





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                bash /tmp/myscript | tee -a /tmp/log





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                bash /tmp/myscript | tee -a /tmp/log






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