Closed tulakalbeyo closed 4 years ago
Hello, and thanks.
What's the problem with using output redirection? py rclonesync.py ... >> "C:\Users\<your username>\Desktop\logfile.log" 2>&1
? The python logger writes to stderr, and the 2>&1
redirects the stderr stream to the file. This works the same on Windows 10 and Linux.
oh, this is way easier than how i was doing it!! thanks a lot!! :grin:
hopefully the internal --logs
option will still be implemented, as it will just be neater to write shell scripts with it.
again, thanks! :relaxed:
I'll leave this open for others to comment
No discussion on this one, so I'll close it for now.
awesome python script!! but... i have to jump through too many hoops to get rclonesync to output a .log file to the desktop. any chance we can get a simple, internal
--logs
option?thanks!