Re: [Modules] Redirect printouts from module-commands

[R.K. O. Ph.D. <rk...@Ow...>]

Hello Ray:
The printouts are necessarily sent to stderr, because the module command
is an alias to "eval `...`".  Anything sent to stdout then gets executed.
Anyways, to capture the output put the command in parenthesis
for example do the following:
csh:
	(module avail)|& more
sh:
	(module avail)2>&1 | more

Good Luck,
	R.K.
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On Wed, 18 Jun 2003, Haugli, Raymond wrote:

> Hi.
>  
> I would like to redirect printouts from module-commands to use in my own
> commands or scripts.  I.e. I would like a list of all loaded modules
> stored in a file or piped to a command:
> module -t list > my-modules
> module -t list |module disp
>  
> But for some reason, all the output is directed to the screen no matter
> what I do. I've tried to set STDOUT/STDERR to a file, and I've tried
> 2>&1-notation but nothing works.  I've even tried to use tee with no
> luck.
>  
> Any good advice?
>  
> br /Ray
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