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    working example of dupterm with log file on /sd needed (or logging module that supports filenames)

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      fsergeys
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      Good day,

      My need is to log stdout/stderr to a logfile.

      Unfortunately the micropython logging module does not support a file handle.
      So my alternative: dupterm ...
      But it is frustrating the hell out of me. I can't get it to work with a file handle. I also tried using a thread. But to no avail.

      A working example would be very very nice.

      Thanks!

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        seb @fsergeys
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        @fsergeys

        Is there a particular reason you need to capture stdout/stderr vs. just writing your log straight to the file?

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