That's a great idea, except what I really like about having CF's output go
to console is I get more than what's in cfserver.log. I get trace
statements, flash remoting calls, error messages, etc. Now, if there's a
quick and easy way to monitor several logfiles at once, concatenating them
to the
When I was running MX 6 and 7.0 on my OS X box, I would usually launch CF in
a terminal window and leave that window open so I could see the various
status messages, flash gateway notices and trace outputs in realtime. This
saved me the effort of combing through a 5,000+ line error log and was in
Another option would be to use `tee` to send everything both places.
I believe this is the syntax you'd want, but don't quote me on that.
eval $CFSTART 21 | tee -a $CF_DIR/logs/cfserver.log
You could, of course, combine the two techniques so that you get
whatever you want in each place (both to
Why not just tail the log as stuff is written to it?
tail -f cfserver.log
On 1/25/06, Barney Boisvert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another option would be to use `tee` to send everything both places.
I believe this is the syntax you'd want, but don't quote me on that.
eval $CFSTART 21 | tee -a
What if you need 11 lines? Or 50? Easier to scroll back a terminal
window than have to pipe repeated tails through less, especially since
you can use the scroll wheel in the terminal.
cheers,
barneyb
On 1/25/06, Sean Corfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not just tail the log as stuff is
On 1/25/06, Barney Boisvert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What if you need 11 lines? Or 50? Easier to scroll back a terminal
window
tail -f shows *all* continuous output, just as if you had it printing
to the console anyway. You can scroll back in Terminal as much as you
need.
If the file doesn't
Well what do you know. And it looks like using -F instead of -f will
even handle the file is inaccessible issue magically, at least on
Linux. Oh, how I love unix untilities.
Remember kids, said the old man, never doubt Sean. ; )
cheers,
barneyb
On 1/25/06, Sean Corfield [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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