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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: bin/7368: Added options to /usr/bin/time
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>> Nope, see above.
>> 
>> >time sh -c "ls >x 2>&1" >y 2>&1
>> 
>> Nope, this redirects the output of the command that is being timed.
>
>Uh, it redirects std{err,out} of ls to x and std{err,out} of
>time to y.

Therefore it is irrelevant to refuting the assertion that there is no
way to redirect the output of time _without_ redirecting the output of
the command being timed.

Bruce

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