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[Music] do you need to write command output to a file in linux well im don pazette agitator at itprotv and im going to show you how in under a minute lets get started we can take the output from any command and redirect it to a text file by using the redirect functionality in bash its actually pretty easy first off im going to take a command im going to do df-h which shows my disk utilization but instead of writing it to screen i want to write it to a file so when i run that command im going to add a greater than sign to the end which means i want to redirect the output and then ill specify a file name im going to redirect this to file.txt when i run that i dont get any output on the screen because its all been sent to that file and if i take a look inside of that file by using for example the cat command i can see it right there now be careful when you use a greater than symbol thats going to create an all new file or overwrite an existing one if you want to append onto a