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Redirect output terminal output to image file

I need to programmatically run some unix commands and get the output in a image file, the format could be pngpng or jpegjpeg (jpgjpg).

The commands are run in an AIX (IBM *nix) machine. I don't have permission to install new packages, however I think there a way to do this using pipelinga pipeline and redirections with the default packages from Operativethe Operating System.

Unfortunately I didn'tcouldn't find a method to do this, so I need help and advices from you.

Redirect output terminal to image file

I need to programmatically run some unix commands and get the output in a image file, the format could be png or jpeg(jpg).

The commands are run in an AIX (IBM *nix) machine. I don't have permission to install new packages, however I think there a way to do this using pipeling and redirections with the default packages from Operative System.

Unfortunately I didn't find a method to do this, so I need help and advices from you.

Redirect terminal output to image file

I need to programmatically run some unix commands and get the output in a image file, the format could be png or jpeg (jpg).

The commands are run in an AIX (IBM *nix) machine. I don't have permission to install new packages, however I think there a way to do this using a pipeline and redirections with the default packages from the Operating System.

Unfortunately I couldn't find a method to do this.

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Fernando Martinez
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Redirect output terminal to image file

I need to programmatically run some unix commands and get the output in a image file, the format could be png or jpeg(jpg).

The commands are run in an AIX (IBM *nix) machine. I don't have permission to install new packages, however I think there a way to do this using pipeling and redirections with the default packages from Operative System.

Unfortunately I didn't find a method to do this, so I need help and advices from you.