logsave:tldr:13c8e
logsave: Show verbose output.
$ logsave -v ${logfile} ${command}
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The command "logsave" is used to save the output generated by a command into a log file. Let's break down the given command:
- "logsave" is the command itself.
- "-v" is an option to enable verbose mode, which means it will display more detailed logging information.
- "${logfile}" is a placeholder for the name or path of the log file where the output will be saved. You need to replace "${logfile}" with the actual name or path of the log file.
- "${command}" is a placeholder for the command or script you want to execute and save its output. Similarly, you need to replace "${command}" with the actual command or script.
By executing this command, the "logsave" utility will run the specified "${command}" and save its output into a log file specified by "${logfile}".
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.