blah.exe 2>&1 >>output.txt

(copy stderr to the stdout handle and send stdout to append to a file.)

One thing I had a heck of a time finding out how to do is to redirect both stderr and stdout to a pipe. But it turns out it’s pretty much the same thing:

blah.exe 2>&1 | find “expectederrorstring”
if errorlevel 1 dosomething

(copies stderr output to stdout handle and redirects all stdout through the pipe as input to the find command. I then check errorlevel to determine if that expected string was found.)

It’s a little buggy, but the pro version also includes an FTP client – allowing you to go directly between FTP and S3. That can come in handy when you’re transitioning from hosting assets on your FTP server up to hosting them in the cloud.

Karl