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Asked: 2026-05-16T09:14:23+00:00

I’m porting an application written in R that currently runs under Windows over to

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I’m porting an application written in R that currently runs under Windows over to Linux (Fedora 12) and am having some problems. Currently, under Windows I invoke R to run as a batch process as:

Rterm.exe –no-save –no-restore –quiet < myRprog.r > myRprog.log 2>&1

This little batch gem executes the program myRprog.r and outputs the processed statements and errors/warnings to myRprog.log and the the executed results into myRprog.lst.

I would like to recreate the same behavior under Linux. I’ve tried many different variations of the following without success.

R CMD BATCH myRprog.r myRprog.lst myRprog.log

Is there a way to emulate the behavior of writing two files out (log and listing) under Linux using batch?

Thanks.

Phil Rack

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  1. Editorial Team

    Try 

    R --no-save --no-restore --quiet < myRprog.r > myRprog.log 2>&1

    there are dozens of other methods (which probably will soon appear), but this is most similar to your Windows use.

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