#linux scripting

[nixcraft]

If you need to redirect output and errors to /dev/null while using bash/sh shell scripting, you can do so by combining stderr with stdout and then redirecting the combined output to /dev/null device. This will effectively redirect any error messages to /dev/null in Linux and Unix.

-> BASH Shell Redirect Output and Errors To /dev/null

[nixcraft]

Bash Shell Ignore Aliases and Functions When Running A Command

Explains how to ignore bash shell aliases or functions when running a command under Linux/Unix without removing alias or function from memor

Bash aliases are mainly used to abbreviate a system command or add default arguments to a regularly used command. Here is how to ignore aliases and function if the need arises: Bash Shell Ignore Aliases and Functions When Running A Command

[srbr33]

i'm working on my research on a remote linux machine.

i just typed:

moar ocean.in

(instead of more ocean.in)

tumblr has broken me