I have an install script that I want to save its output to a file, I have tried ./install.sh 2>&1 | tee /tmp/install.log it writes to the file, but my issue is this: script outputon console without tee script output on console and file with tee Loading layers info is not printed at all, neither on console nor file, any
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crontab tee command doesn’t write stdout into txt file, instead clears it [python script] [closed]
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