Nick Janetakis • 11/11/2025

Redirect Multiple Commands or an Entire Script to a File

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This technical tutorial explains methods for redirecting standard output and error from multiple shell commands or an entire script to a file in Linux. It covers using POSIX-compliant command groups ({}) for selective redirection and the 'exec' command to redirect all subsequent output, comparing the benefits and use cases for each approach.

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