>> > >> > try redirecting both stdout and stderr (file descriptor 2). i.e. >> > >> > xinetd -d >/tmp/debug.txt 2>&1 >> >> but the poster said he already tried redirecting with "&>", >> which is semantically equivalent (it's a bash short cut). >> so there's clearly something more going on here. >> >> perhaps the original poster can supply more detail as to >> what output is being generated, and where it's going. >> > >Knew I should have read the man pages before hitting the send button. I have >never seen or used that shortcut specification before. Learn something new >everyday! :-) I am sorry that I am a newbe of linux,and even don't know what the & means in bash! I learn that in another case that somebody told me to get the grub's out put by that way! I don't think that there's some thing special in my case! What special is the output of "xinetd -d"!
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