tee reads from standard input and writes to standard output and a file.
some_command |& tee log
Is that possible for tee to write to a compressed file?
some_command |& tee -some_option log.bz2
If tee can not do that, is there any other command?
I can redirect the output to a compressed file with
some_command |& bzip2 > log.bz2
But with this command, the output to standard output is missing.
If you're OK having your output on stderr, you can redirect it:
some_command | tee /dev/stderr | bzip2 > log.bz2
This tees the output to both stdout and stderr (| tee /dev/stderr
). Then it pipes the stdout to bzip2 (| bzip2 > log.bz2
)