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    redirecting input/output of program

    Hi all,
    Beginner here. I need to output the results of the command "sensors-detect" to a text file but I'm have trouble figuring out how to do it. Because I need to input "yes or no", the "sensors-detect > abc.txt" command doesn't seem to work.

    No help from google since I have no clue what to search for. Some help is greatly appreciated.

    Thanks

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    Re: redirecting input/output of program

    Hi phillyj.

    I'm not familiar with sensors-detect, but you may try to double the output both to a file and the screen using the command 'tee'.

    Try this:
    Code:
    sensors-detect | tee abc.txt
    Hope that helps, and tell us how it goes.
    Regards.

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    Re: redirecting input/output of program

    I think his difficulty is that after typing the command, at some point he has to type "yes" or "no". In other words, input is required.

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    Re: redirecting input/output of program

    Use script

    Code:
    script log.txt
    will start a new shell and everything will be printed to log.txt. Run your command and type exit when you are done.
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