python - How to make sure errors in pipes get reported -


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python py_prog.py | java scalaprog.pkg

the python program must fetch stuff db , pipe scala program. have centralized error monitoring python scala program may silently fail. if scala program fails, want stderr transferred our monitoring system third program bash pseudocode: 

(python py_prog.py | java scalaprog.pkg) || python logging_program.py

(writing logging_program , making talk our error monitoring easy, setting similar system scala program hard).

so how accomplish:

  1. when scalaprog fails, pipe stderr third program
  2. handling ioerror: [errno 32] broken pipe in py_prog when scalaprog fails

with bash use process subtitution , still see output of java scalaprog.pkg:

python py_prog.py | java scalaprog.pkg 2> >(python logging_program.py)

or place on tee see stderr on terminal well:

python py_prog.py | java scalaprog.pkg 2> >(tee >(python logging_program.py))

if it's shell runs java scalaprog.pkg sends error message encapsulate in subshell error well:

python py_prog.py | (java scalaprog.pkg;) 2> >(tee >(python logging_program.py))

if need (both stdout , stderr java scalaprog.pkg this:

python py_prog.py | java scalaprog.pkg > >(tee >(python logging_program.py)) 2>&1

or this:

python py_prog.py | (java scalaprog.pkg;) > >(tee >(python logging_program.py)) 2>&1

if want stdout , stderr both python py_prog.py , java scalaprog.pkg this:

{python py_prog.py | java scalaprog.pkg;} > >(tee >(python logging_program.py)) 2>&1

or includes error might generated calling shell well:

(python py_prog.py | java scalaprog.pkg;) > >(tee >(python logging_program.py)) 2>&1

if want stderr session use 2>:

(python py_prog.py | java scalaprog.pkg;) 2> >(tee >(python logging_program.py))

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