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- | when you want to redirect the output of a command to a file you can use the redirector > | + | |
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+ | When you want to redirect the output of a command to a file you can use the redirector **>** | ||
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+ | ls -al > result.log | ||
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+ | However, this means that you see nothing on the screen, to avoid this use the **Tee** Command: | ||
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+ | ls -al | tee result.log | ||
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+ | Now you get the result on both the screen and in the file. | ||
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