You want to redirect both output and error messages of the find command to the find-output file. Which command accomplishes this task? A) find /etc -name "*conf" 2&find-output B) find /etc -name "*conf" 2 find-output C) find /etc -name "*conf" find-output 2&1 D) find /etc -name "*conf" find-output 2find-output

Question

You want to redirect both output and error messages of the find command to the find-output file. Which command accomplishes this task?
A) find /etc -name "*conf" 2>&find-output
B) find /etc -name "*conf" 2<&1 > find-output
C) find /etc -name "*conf" > find-output 2>&1
D) find /etc -name "*conf" > find-output 2>find-output

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The command "find /etc -name "*conf" > find-output 2>&1" redirects both the standard output and standard error to the same file, find-output, by first redirecting the output and then redirecting the error to the same location as the output.

You Want to Redirect Both Output and Error Messages of the Find