Redirect Standard Output/error to log file

For a start, it wouldn't be:

./ShellFile.sh 2>&1 | pathToLogFile.log

since that would try and pipe your output through the executable file called pathToLogFile.log rather than sending the output there.

You need:

./ShellFile.sh >& pathToLogFile.log

which redirects both standard output and error to the file.

shell unix redirect tcsh

On a side note, tee(1) may be of use if you want to see output both on the terminal and in a file.

  ./script 2>&1 | tee logfile.txt

shell unix redirect tcsh

(cmd > /dev/tty) >& file1

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