H.-Dirk Schmitt

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Mar 13	comment	Change Partition Table with GParted @Alex - I agree. I decided to use logical above to distinct the raid device from the physical disks. I don't mean a logical volume.
Mar 13	comment	Change Partition Table with GParted @StephaneChazelas I wouldn't recommend to try it without a data backup.
Mar 13	revised	Change Partition Table with GParted added 256 characters in body
Mar 13	answered	Change Partition Table with GParted
Mar 13	comment	Turning standard output hyphen into a single command The function is better - it supports `script.php source.txt \| nicexml` and `nicexml myFile.xml`
Mar 13	comment	Turning standard output hyphen into a single command The alias as : `script.php source.txt \| nicexml` , but take care - in the 1st version was a small typo.
Mar 13	revised	Turning standard output hyphen into a single command little typo
Mar 13	revised	Turning standard output hyphen into a single command added 8 characters in body
Mar 13	answered	Turning standard output hyphen into a single command
Mar 13	comment	grep to find “print” not “#print” @prosseek Changing the requirements in a question after you receive an answer is not the right way. Better is to ask a new question. Never mind, luckily the solution works also for the changed requirements. But please do not change again the requirements. Ask instead a new question.
Mar 13	answered	grep to find “print” not “#print”
Mar 13	answered	Different shells for interactive and non-interactive work
Mar 13	comment	Logger command - how to store logs in given file? @jhamb This depends on the `syslogd` daemon you are using. I would suggest to ask a new question with more detailed information about your setup.
Mar 12	revised	Logger command - how to store logs in given file? formatting
Mar 12	revised	Logger command - how to store logs in given file? added 296 characters in body
Mar 12	suggested	suggested edit on Logger command - how to store logs in given file?
Mar 12	answered	Logger command - how to store logs in given file?
Mar 12	comment	Copy stdout and stderr to a log file and leave them on the console within the script itself @StephaneChazelas Look at the example code in the question - that was the intent from the OP.
Mar 12	revised	Copy stdout and stderr to a log file and leave them on the console within the script itself spelling fixed
Mar 12	comment	Copy stdout and stderr to a log file and leave them on the console within the script itself @adarshr Please double-check your code. I have writen about `tee` in combination with process substitution.