Cronjob - How To Output Stdout, And Ignore Stderr

Is it possible to output stdout to file, but ignore stderr? I have a Python script that uses sys.stderr.write(error) to output errors to stderr. I'd like to ignore these for this p

Solution 1:

The 2>&1 redirects stderr to stdout, appending it to the headlines.txt. So, redirect stderr to /dev/null:

* * * * * /Users/me/bin/scrape-headlines /Users/me/proxies.txt >> /Users/me/headlines.txt2> /dev/null

Solution 2:

You can use the "2" descriptor to control stderr separately and, e.g., redirect it to /dev/null:

* * * * * /Users/me/bin/scrape-headlines /Users/me/proxies.txt >> /Users/me/headlines.txt2>/dev/null

Solution 3:

You can redirect stderr and stdout separately.

$ command 1> /some/file 2> /some/other/file

If you want to drop stderr, send it to/dev/null.