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I would like to log all error messages that the commands in a Bash script contains.
The problem is that if I have to add
E=$( ... 2>&1 ); echo $E >> $LOG
to all commands, then the script will become quite hard to read.
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Is it somehow possible to get a global variable, so all STDERR becomes STDOUT?
Just start your script with this: