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the answer is that the process that has the file open for writing did so ca...

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the answer is that the process that has the file open for writing did so cat /dev/null is a no op as it outputs exactly nothing. cp /dev/null file is.

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The command will output the data from device /dev/null to the given file (m...

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The command will output the data from device /dev/null to the given file (mailbox of the root account). Since /dev/null responds just with.

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> logfile. or cat /dev/null > logfile. if you want to be more eloquen...

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> logfile. or cat /dev/null > logfile. if you want to be more eloquent, will empty logfile (actually they will truncate it to zero size). If you want to.

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dev/null is often referred to a black hole in Linux based systems. It disca...

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dev/null is often referred to a black hole in Linux based systems. It discards all the data written to it and sends EOF (End of File) character to any.

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If you want to empty the contents of a UNIX file, you could delete it and r...

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If you want to empty the contents of a UNIX file, you could delete it and recreate it, but, The special file /dev/null can and does contain nothing.

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That's probably a very good thing as /dev/null is a file that you woul...

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That's probably a very good thing as /dev/null is a file that you wouldn't . Unix sysadmins often use /dev/null in cron jobs so that cron never.

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/dev/null is a simple device (implemented in software and not corresponding...

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/dev/null is a simple device (implemented in software and not corresponding to any distribution and other Unix-like system popularly used today supports the -n flag in its echo builtin. cat /dev/null > file opens three "files".

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If the file already exists, that command will truncate the file without nee...

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If the file already exists, that command will truncate the file without needing a subprocess. Copy the Unix empty file, /dev/null (Section ), on top of the file.

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Explains how to truncate large text files in UNIX / Linux / BSD / Apple OS ...

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Explains how to truncate large text files in UNIX / Linux / BSD / Apple OS The null device /dev/null act as the black hole that discards all data.

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Explains how to redirect output and errors to /dev/null under UNIX Redirect...

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Explains how to redirect output and errors to /dev/null under UNIX Redirect both standard error and standard out messages to a log file.

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The contents of the file will clearly be wiped by the cat /dev/null yet the...

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The contents of the file will clearly be wiped by the cat /dev/null yet the file . The reason why is under Unix file systems, when you delete a file.

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This can be done by copying the contents of an empty system file into the f...

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This can be done by copying the contents of an empty system file into the file cat reads the contents of /dev/null (which contains nothing) and.

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/dev/zero and /dev/null are two pseudo files which are useful for creating ...

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/dev/zero and /dev/null are two pseudo files which are useful for creating empty files. Many people consider there is no difference or puzzled.

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Echo nothing and simple send it to multiple files using the tee command. Wh...

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Echo nothing and simple send it to multiple files using the tee command. While echo -n is considered better practice than cat /dev/null, an.

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You have the noclobber option set. The error looks like it's from csh,...

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You have the noclobber option set. The error looks like it's from csh, so you would do: cat /dev/null >! file. If I'm wrong and you are using bash.

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