Closed chinatochen closed 7 months ago
Hi @chinatochen,
Thanks for your message. If the ESXi terminal app doesn't allow you to scroll up, I think you can choose one of the next alternatives:
<command you want to run with args> 2>&1 | tee output.log
As an example, you can run the bundle install like this, and then inspect the output.log
file
bundle install 2>&1 | tee output.log
Hope it helps!
Hi @chinatochen,
Thanks for your message. If the ESXi terminal app doesn't allow you to scroll up, I think you can choose one of the next alternatives:
- Use another virtual terminal app as suggested in official VMware community forums such as connecting via SSH to the virtual machine.
- Run the commands as shown below to redirect the output to a file you can inspect later. Notice this method is a bit more tedious
<command you want to run with args> 2>&1 | tee output.log
As an example, you can run the bundle install like this, and then inspect the
output.log
filebundle install 2>&1 | tee output.log
Hope it helps!
Hi gongomgra
Thank you very much for your reply. I will try to use your suggestions to solve this troublesome problem. Thank you again!
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When the printed information displayed on the screen exceeds the area displayed on the screen, I cannot view the content printed on the last screen, which is a problem that I am very upset. For example, when installing plug-ins, the printed information exceeds the entire screen, so I cannot see and miss a lot of useful information before. How to solve this problem![image](https://github.com/bitnami/vms/assets/43564507/a32c9b44-09c9-4b4e-863a-391a5612ee82)