Re: how to redirect verbose to file?

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On 28Apr2010 16:25, Stainforth, Matthew (SD/DS) <Matthew.Stainforth@xxxxxx> wrote:
| Try /opt/bp_backupme.pl -v 2>&1 > filename.txt

Gah. Totally backwards. Tested this propery, have you?

| > I'm struggling with this problem. I have a cron job that runs down a
| > list of
| > files being backed up. It's called "bp_backupme.pl". As it's backing
| > up, (in
| > verbose -v mode), it outputs a list of files being backed up.
| > 
| > Does anyone know how I would redirect that files output into a file? (I
| > tried the >> filename.xt or >filename.txt, but it doesn't work.)

Should work.

| > The script runs like this: /opt/bp_backupme.pl -v
| > I tried the: /opt/bp_backupme.pl -v  > filename.txt
| > But, it just errors out. If I just run the script normally, everything
| > runs
| > smoothly and it lists the files on the screen.

Show us the error message.
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