Master Linux Output Redirection Like a Pro
This video provides an explanation of how to redirect both standard output (stdout) and standard error (stderr) to the same file in Bash. The tutorial begins by differentiating between stdout and stderr, explaining their purposes and file descriptors. It then demonstrates how to use the greater than operator to redirect stdout to a file and introduces the redirection notation to redirect stderr to stdout. Through a practical example using the 'ls' command on an existing directory and a non-existent one, the video shows how to capture both normal output and error messages in a single log file.
