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Supressing error message

Comment:

when I fire 'ls' for file 'moh' which is not present. getting error message on output "ls: 0653-341 The file moh does not exist." how to supress out this message from being displayed when file do not exist

Name: nails
Date: June 28, 2007 at 08:52:42 Pacific

Reply:

Unix commands write to either stdout or stderr. You can send stderr to a file ls 2> errfile moh or to /dev/null ls 2> /dev/null moh Another method is turning stderr off: ls 2>&- moh

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