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I’d like to have the stdout of a command replicated to stderr as well under bash. Something like:
$ echo "FooBar" (...)
FooBar
FooBar
$
where (…) is the redirection expression. Is that possible?
Use tee with /dev/stderr:
or use awk/perl/python to manually do the replication: