qmlog doesn't whittle down log files. It simply shows you the file(s)
containing that date range. You'll probably get a bit more depending on
how your log files happen to rotate.
FWIW, I'm leaning heavily toward redoing QMT logging in the next major
release (perhaps this fall).
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-Eric 'shubes'
On 03/12/2014 08:02 AM, Scot Needy wrote:
That is wrong with this ?
[BASH]# qmlog spamd -d 0311:1800-0311:1820
Gives me the entire day
qmlog v0.3 - show current log of service 'service'
usage: qmlog service [option] ...
services: authlib clamd imap4 imap4-ssl pop3 pop3-ssl send smtp spamd submission
options:
-h[elp] this help
-l[ist] list saved logs of service
-f follow as it grows, using 'tail -f'
-t N show (tail) last N lines
-nl show without using less
-nt show with no trimming
-d mmdd[:hhmm][-mmdd[:hhmm]]
show logs that contain the date 'mmdd' [thru -'mmdd']
-lc regex show logs that contain a string that matches 'regex'
-ln pattern show logs with file name containing 'pattern'
-s command pipe output through sed 'command'
-g regex show only lines that match the string 'regex'
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