console output to txt file - Page 2

pepi37 · 2015-09-24, 22:46

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Originally Posted by chalsall

As we say here in Bim, Cheese on Bread (young children say this so they aren't slapped for being blasphemous)!

If you happen to have a GUI shell showing STDOUT, you can copy-and-paste the output.

Only idiots rely on that.

You see: you dont read what I wrote.
Read my lips: I have GUI less distro....
What else to say...

chalsall · 2015-09-24, 22:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by pepi37

You see: you dont read what I wrote.
Read my lips: I have GUI less distro....
What else to say...

OK. Fine. I tried to offer free advise based on over 30 years of experience.

I will never do again. At least, to you.

pepi37 · 2015-09-24, 23:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by chalsall

OK. Fine. I tried to offer free advise based on over 30 years of experience.

I will never do again. At least, to you.

So now I am guilty because you dont read what I wrote?
Thanks fro advice.

chalsall · 2015-09-24, 23:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by pepi37

So now I am guilty because you dont read what I wrote?

I never accused you of being guilty of anything, beyond possibly being stupid.

Quote:

Originally Posted by pepi37

Thanks fro advice.

Y0u 443 w310m3.

blip · 2015-09-25, 10:08

Try "script"

chris2be8 · 2015-09-25, 16:10

The only way I can think of to get a copy of the output on a test mode console after the program has ended is to take a photograph of the screen. It's not elegant but it's a good last resort.

Chris

pepi37 · 2015-09-25, 16:13

Well from now on it is solved by making backup file :) I think that I put that page in bookmarks of FF, but I am not. It was command or two , and give content of console in txt file. But now it is irrelevant, I redone "lost" work and make backup file. Problem solved :)

VBCurtis · 2015-09-25, 16:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by pepi37

You see: you dont read what I wrote.
Read my lips: I have GUI less distro....
What else to say...

He didn't say "since you have a GUI console". He said "if you have a GUI console".... giving advice for a similar problem *does* often help people figure out what to do about their present problem. Also, it is possible that the previous time you "solved" this problem, you WERE in a gui-console, and used simple cut-and-paste. So, his reply could easily have reminded you why you found it simple last time.

It's pretty bad form to ask for advice and then attack people trying to help, even if their help does not seem relevant to you.

pepi37 · 2015-09-25, 16:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by VBCurtis

He didn't say "since you have a GUI console". He said "if you have a GUI console".... giving advice for a similar problem *does* often help people figure out what to do about their present problem. Also, it is possible that the previous time you "solved" this problem, you WERE in a gui-console, and used simple cut-and-paste. So, his reply could easily have reminded you why you found it simple last time.

It's pretty bad form to ask for advice and then attack people trying to help, even if their help does not seem relevant to you.

VBCurtis: if I say in first post that I have GUI-less linux distro ,then there is no possibility that I have be in GUI console, right?
Second I will not ask for help in first place since I will make cut and copy....
Please , since problem is solved, close this topic or delete it

chalsall · 2015-09-25, 16:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by pepi37

VBCurtis: if I say in first post that I have GUI-less linux distro ,then there is no possibility that I have be in GUI console, right?

Many use GUI-less distros which they SSH into from a GUI; of over the twenty machines I admin, only two have a GUI.

And your first post didn't explicitly say you trying to solve a problem after the fact; the question could have been a future tense situation, which both Mike and I gave viable (and different) solutions for.

As I said to you via PM, my apologies for being short tempered.

pepi37 · 2015-09-25, 18:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by chalsall

Many use GUI-less distros which they SSH into from a GUI; of over the twenty machines I admin, only two have a GUI.

And your first post didn't explicitly say you trying to solve a problem after the fact; the question could have been a future tense situation, which both Mike and I gave viable (and different) solutions for.

As I said to you via PM, my apologies for being short tempered.

Case closed

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2015-09-25, 16:10	#17
chris2be8 Sep 2009 2078₁₀ Posts	The only way I can think of to get a copy of the output on a test mode console after the program has ended is to take a photograph of the screen. It's not elegant but it's a good last resort. Chris

2015-09-25, 16:13	#18
pepi37 Dec 2011 After milion nines:) 5×17² Posts	Well from now on it is solved by making backup file :) I think that I put that page in bookmarks of FF, but I am not. It was command or two , and give content of console in txt file. But now it is irrelevant, I redone "lost" work and make backup file. Problem solved :)

2015-09-25, 10:08	#16
blip Jan 2014 2·73 Posts	Try "script"