Run a script with debug log created along
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I am running a shell script which invokes two scrips within, in a sequence on two other systems using scp and ssh.
I need to print the output of the two scripts within the main script to the screen however for debugging i would like to have output similar to sh -x <script.sh> somewhere on a file.
Is there a way to achieve this without breaking the standard output messages for the user ?
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I am running a shell script which invokes two scrips within, in a sequence on two other systems using scp and ssh.
I need to print the output of the two scripts within the main script to the screen however for debugging i would like to have output similar to sh -x <script.sh> somewhere on a file.
Is there a way to achieve this without breaking the standard output messages for the user ?
shell-script
asked 10 hours ago
Atul
3322517
sh -xwrites to stderr, not stdout.
– Ipor Sircer
10 hours ago
Are you suggesting i should use it probably this way ? sh -x <script.sh> 2>somefile.log ?
– Atul
9 hours ago
That could work... you could also add inscript.sha line in the beginning likeexec 2>>file.log
– George Vasiliou
5 hours ago
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I am running a shell script which invokes two scrips within, in a sequence on two other systems using scp and ssh.
I need to print the output of the two scripts within the main script to the screen however for debugging i would like to have output similar to sh -x <script.sh> somewhere on a file.
Is there a way to achieve this without breaking the standard output messages for the user ?
shell-script
asked 10 hours ago
Atul
3322517
I am running a shell script which invokes two scrips within, in a sequence on two other systems using scp and ssh.
I need to print the output of the two scripts within the main script to the screen however for debugging i would like to have output similar to sh -x <script.sh> somewhere on a file.
Is there a way to achieve this without breaking the standard output messages for the user ?
shell-script
shell-script
asked 10 hours ago
Atul
3322517
asked 10 hours ago
Atul
3322517
asked 10 hours ago
Atul
3322517
asked 10 hours ago
Atul
3322517
asked 10 hours ago
Atul
3322517
3322517
sh -xwrites to stderr, not stdout.
– Ipor Sircer
10 hours ago
Are you suggesting i should use it probably this way ? sh -x <script.sh> 2>somefile.log ?
– Atul
9 hours ago
That could work... you could also add inscript.sha line in the beginning likeexec 2>>file.log
– George Vasiliou
5 hours ago
add a comment |Â
sh -xwrites to stderr, not stdout.
– Ipor Sircer
10 hours ago
Are you suggesting i should use it probably this way ? sh -x <script.sh> 2>somefile.log ?
– Atul
9 hours ago
That could work... you could also add inscript.sha line in the beginning likeexec 2>>file.log
– George Vasiliou
5 hours ago
sh -x writes to stderr, not stdout.– Ipor Sircer
10 hours ago
sh -x writes to stderr, not stdout.– Ipor Sircer
10 hours ago
Are you suggesting i should use it probably this way ? sh -x <script.sh> 2>somefile.log ?
– Atul
9 hours ago
Are you suggesting i should use it probably this way ? sh -x <script.sh> 2>somefile.log ?
– Atul
9 hours ago
That could work... you could also add in
script.sh a line in the beginning like exec 2>>file.log– George Vasiliou
5 hours ago
That could work... you could also add in
script.sh a line in the beginning like exec 2>>file.log– George Vasiliou
5 hours ago
add a comment |Â
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sh -xwrites to stderr, not stdout.– Ipor Sircer
10 hours ago
Are you suggesting i should use it probably this way ? sh -x <script.sh> 2>somefile.log ?
– Atul
9 hours ago
That could work... you could also add in
script.sha line in the beginning likeexec 2>>file.log– George Vasiliou
5 hours ago