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Powehell Tee object without overwriting the file

I am trying to create an application that puts variables in a file (minedown.conf) using tee-object, but every time it goes to add something to the file, it overwrites it. I use

$account = Read-Host "Enter your Account SID number"
"account = $account" | Tee-Object -FilePath c:\minedown\minedown.conf
$token = Read-Host "Enter your Authority Token"
"token = $token" | Tee-Object -FilePath c:\minedown\minedown.conf
$from = Read-Host "Enter your Twilio number"
"from - $from" | Tee-Object -FilePath c:\minedown\minedown.conf

I try to make each of them a separate line.

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Tee-Objectis not the cmdlet you are looking for try Set-contentand Add-Content.

$account = Read-Host "Enter your Account SID number"
"account = $account" | Set-content -Path c:\minedown\minedown.conf
$token = Read-Host "Enter your Authority Token"
"token = $token" | Add-Content -Path c:\minedown\minedown.conf
$from = Read-Host "Enter your Twilio number"
"from - $from" | Add-Content -Path c:\minedown\minedown.conf

The goal Tee-Objectis to really act like a “T” in the pipe sequence to send data from input to output and to a file or variable (to debug the channel sequence for Exemple).

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PowerShell 3.0, Tee-Object -Append.

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Write-Output "from - $from" | %{write-host $_ -ForegroundColor Blue; out-file -filepath c:\minedown\minedown.conf -inputobject $_ -append}

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