When needing to run a registry check with

gsh -registry -check -deep

or similar, the output gets saved to a local file. Users may not have a convenient option to mount the ddlScripts folder on demand, and logging it to standard output may be an easier option.

If stdout is a problem due to being to much output which prevents it from being captured, it may be advantageous to rewrite this to log the output using log4j, and then the user will have the ability to set appenders as needed.