Yeah I do this,
- create 2 ssh
sessions to the same box,
- on the first session
do `script -f /tmp/astcli`
- `asterisk –r`
(and whatever other options you need
- on the second session
`tail –f /tmp/astcli | grep -i ‘bob’` (on the grep you
may have to ignore control chars if you have colour at cli, I think that’s
the -a option)
then you can modify the grep
to look for any messages you want.
You can also stop the script
and read the ‘/tmp/astcli’ as you like.
Hope that helps…
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Any way
to grep through fast moving consolemessages?
Or perhaps slow them down or pipe to a file?
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