Fli
04-28-2017, 08:49 AM
Hello,
one bash script located in /etc/cron.daily is generating STDOUT output. How can i mute STDOUT of this particular bash script and send e-mail with STDERR only if is present?
I know how to redirect output of some lines to /dev/null, but how to do this for whole bash script, only particular script, not all sacripts in /etc/cron.daily ?
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I found an advice to add bash script code between brackets like this:
{
bash script content
bash script content
bash script content
bash script content
} 1>/dev/null
one bash script located in /etc/cron.daily is generating STDOUT output. How can i mute STDOUT of this particular bash script and send e-mail with STDERR only if is present?
I know how to redirect output of some lines to /dev/null, but how to do this for whole bash script, only particular script, not all sacripts in /etc/cron.daily ?
----
I found an advice to add bash script code between brackets like this:
{
bash script content
bash script content
bash script content
bash script content
} 1>/dev/null