@JaredBusch said in Redirecting feedback from Linux command:

@Pete-S Pretty much what I do not want is the status bar from these two commands.

fwconsole ma upgradeall

fwconsole chown

Well, use grep to match for the progress bar then.

First output stderr to a file and look in the file.

I don't know how the progress bar looks when it's output as a stream of characters.
I'm guessing every update is something like

3076094/3076094 [===========>-------------] 60%<CR>

In that case grep for every line that doesn't contain a [ followed by a number of =, > or - and finally a ].

So something like:

grep -v '\[[=->]+\\]'

Or maybe even better:

grep -v '\[[=->]{28}\\]'

Above assuming there are always 28 characters inside the brackets in the progress bar.

PS.
Funny thing but there seems to be a bug in the forum software.
I had to use an extra backslash to get the above regex look right \[[=->]+\\\] instead of \[[=->]+\\]
They look right in the preview though.

@DustinB3403 If it is not DNS, firewall is always a problem lol. Nice find.

Turns out that there was a wildcard A record in DomainA2.com

@scottalanmiller said in URL Redirect at the Windows Workstation?:

@JasGot said in URL Redirect at the Windows Workstation?:

Gotta Love RoIT!

RoIT Rules!

Not until you actually do the actual re-branding

@jaredbusch said in How to change your user folder locations with Cinnamon or Gnome 3:

As someone upvoted this post recently, I thought I would circle back. I am using simlinks in all my Fedora systems now.

This just never worked exactly as advertised. It mostly worked, but never completely.

I also use symbolic link with Linux and Windows too. For Windows, it keeps me from messing with the default user shell folders / shell folders path or the need to move the locations. And with Linux, I don't have to mess with the user-dirs.dirs file.