Customizing screen's control keys might also help, although I'm sure it would annoy the hell out of anyone who knows the defaults 8^P
Mastery of screen doesn't come easy... but I've found every attempt worthwhile.
Ben
PS - KBob, as far as it being painful -- you gotta take off those electrodes, man!
On 8/4/06, Bob Miller <
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Ben Barrett wrote:
> Using GNU screen might be a good option here; you could tailor the .screenrc
> file to monitor the 2 logfiles in a split console, re-attachable of
> course...
> unless you really want the output glommed together. Alternatively, you
> could use syslog and even fwd the output across the network to another
> system,
> which could be a worm storage device if the logs potentially hold forensic
> data.
The problem with screen is that it's painful to scroll back.
Once upon a time my officemate had set up a console to tail several
logs and print each in a different color. I think he wrote the script
himself, though.
--
Bob Miller K<bob>
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