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From: eli@panda.uucp (Eli Taub/100000)
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Subject: Re: csh question
Summary: (prog > out) >& err
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Date: 2 Jul 90 16:00:25 GMT
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In article <7267@large.cray.com> tbc@large.cray.com (Tom Craig) writes:
>I have a csh question. Is it possible to redirect stdout and stderr to 
>different files in the c shell, (like 1>out 2>err in the bourne shell)?
>I can't figure out how, and no one has been able to enlighten me. 

Try this:                       (prog > out) >& err

A special case of the above is: (prog > /dev/tty) >& /dev/null
that will filter out all stderr.

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