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I tested this on a CentOS machine a while back and it worked nicely. Now on another machine, I try this and it fails to work. What is incorrect?
command 2> >(tee stderr.log >&2) && exit
I get this message back.
sh: syntax error near unexpected token `>'
Any suggestions?
The answer is in the error message. The traditional Bourne shell (
sh) doesn’t support process substitution (e.g.>(command)). You weren’t using Bash. You can change your default shell using thechshcommand.