I have a question about mirrored with TEE option iptables traffic. The main goal is to copy all traffic for service on server A (port 1935) to same service running on server B on s
The goal was to make a simple unintrusive wrapper that traces stdin and stdout to stderr: #!/bin/bash tee /dev/stderr | ./script.sh | tee /dev/stderr exit ${PIPESTATUS[1]} Test
I've seen a similar question and followed it to a tee. Angular Template Default Value if Binding Null / Undefined (With Filter) My object looks like this: { 'image': { 'icon_
While doing some work, I found this 'sponge' command that does the same as 'tee', but could not find when it is better to use one or the other. Can someone explain?
I wish to implement that command line in code. But 'src.' part => I didn't understand how to do. At gstreamer website there is a tee - queue sample but rtspsrc cant be link with
I'm trying to interpolate variables inside of a bash heredoc: var=$1 sudo tee '/path/to/outfile' > /dev/null << 'EOF' Some text that contains my $var EOF This isn't worki
How bad would it be to use something like this in a Dockerfile: ENTRYPOINT node . | tee >(send_logs_to_elastic_search) most of the logging solutions require some pretty nasty c
I have a server script that runs mysqld and forks to continue running. As an example: ./mysqld <parameters> & echo 'Parent runs next line in script.' <do more stuff>
I have TFS Server 2012 SP1. Eclipse 3.6.2 (Helios Service Release 2). TEE 11.0.0.201211191425 I see a complete team menu, I can check-out and check-in files manually. However if I
I'm implementing a generic AVL tree but I'm having some compilation error. My AVL Tee has to deal with Node<T> of type T. In the example, the type is Event class.I want to co
When I use powershell tee-object cmdlet to save the output to a file, blank lines are created between each actual line. Output gets doubled and ugly, in both screen output, as we
How can I sink the output of certain code into a variable? I want that output to still go to the console. I much prefer the sink notation; I don't want to use capture.output for t
Is there an alternative to tee which captures standard output and standard error of the command being executed and exits with the same exit status as the processed command? Somethi
I try to use tee to save output in file like: myapp | tee log.txt But I have a problem with checking of exit. Previous code: myapp if [ $? -eq 0 ] then ..... But $? will be exi
I have a Java program that I run in Windows 7 console: java -classpath classfolder mypackage.MyProgram This program runs for very long. Time-by-time it writes output to the consol
I would like to write the same information to two pipes, but I don't want to wait for the first pipe to read. Here's an example mkfifo one mkfifo two echo hi | tee one two &
Suppose I have the following $csvfiles | ForEach-Object {Import-Csv '$csvLocation\$_'; Remove-Item '$csvLocation\$_' -Verbose | tee .\log.txt -Append} | Export-Csv -No
How check programmaticallly TEE support on Android? In a project we need check if TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) is supported in order to make a decision. Regards.
I would like to create a pipe in a ksh script (using exec) that pipe's to a tee, and sends the output to a pipe. Current: #Redirect EVERYTHING exec 3>&1 #Save STDOUT as 3 ex
I saw a useful start here: http://www.cs.technion.ac.il/~imaman/programs/teestream.html And it works great to make a new stream which goes to both clog and a log file. However, if
I'd like to log the output of a command to stdout as well as to a log file. I've got Cygwin installed and I'm trying to use the tee command to accomplish this. devenv mysolution.sl
I am trying to use the tee command to redirect output to a file, and I want the file to be created in a dir which is yet to be created. date | tee new_dir/new_file when new_dir is
Manual states that the tee is a 'pipe fitting'-tool. The cases [1] confuse me: 1. case echo 'foo bar' | sudo tee -a /path/to/some/file 2. case :w !sudo tee % It is hard to unders
I have stucked with a bash scipt which should write both to stdout and into file. I'm using functions and some variables inside them. Whenever I try to redirect the function to a f
I'm trying to create an iterator which lazily creates (potentially infinitely many) copies of an iterator. Is this possible? I know I can create any fixed finite number of copies b