I'm going to pipe command 1 and command 2. And the log of that command wants to output to one file.
but log display on terminal...
$cmd1 1> result1.out 2> log.txt
$cmd2 result1.out 1> result2.out 2>> log.txt
Two commands can be used as a pipe to reduce time.
Each run causes about an hour's difference from the one used by connecting to a pipe.
$cmd1 | cmd2 1> result.out 2> log.txt
this situation i want to save all log to log.txt
but log didn't write that file
Group the pipeline and redirects the stderr of the whole group:
{ cmd1 | cmd2 >result.out; } 2>log.txt