someprog > /dev/null 2>&1
The first part, “> /dev/null” means send standard output to the ‘bit bucket” or in other words, throw it away.
The second part, “2>&1” means “redirect standard error (2) to the same place as standard outout (1.)
A chronological documentation test project, nothing serious, really!
The first part, “> /dev/null” means send standard output to the ‘bit bucket” or in other words, throw it away.
The second part, “2>&1” means “redirect standard error (2) to the same place as standard outout (1.)