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Hi, I'm creating a shell script and have the following example of what I'm trying to do: if ps -ef | egrep -v egrep | egrep -q example then echo example OK else echo example IS NOT RUNNING fi if ps -ef | egrep -v egrep | egrep -q example2 then echo example2 OK else echo example2 IS NOT RUNNING fi I want the output (e.g example ok) then on the next line (e.g example2 ok) in a file e.g. outcome.log/txt instead of it being printed on the screen. Thanks.

Name: James Boothe
Date: January 29, 2009 at 15:31:14 Pacific

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To redirect your echo to a file: echo something > myfile Also, output can be sent to the screen AND to a file at the same time: echo something | tee myfile The above command would replace any existing file. More commonly, you would append to the file: echo something | tee -a myfile

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