bash - saving output to a file in linux -

script:

 #!/bin/bash   mydir="/bamboo/artifacts"  cd "$mydir"  job="-job1"   dir in */            bambooplan=`echo $dir | sed 's/\/$//g'`$job        echo $bambooplan     done 

output:

   lerst-tstredapidb2win4-job1    lerst-tstredapidb2win5-job1    ca-tstallsqlwin3-job1    ce-csw-job1    ce-snap-job1 

i want pass file. tried commands below , gives permission denied error. me figure miss here?

echo $bambooplan > result.txt $bambooplan > result.txt 

i tested code first 'writing line' (echo $bambooplan > result.txt) , worked perfect me, change echo $bambooplan > result.txt echo $bambooplan >> result.txt, otherwise, overwrite entire file in each iteration, keeping last one.

be aware code writes inside /bamboo/artifacts , wrote file path /bamboo/artifacts, absolute path, not relative 1 -> bamboo/artifacts, so, maybe, you're trying write in folder don't have writing permissions , need chmod them.