> The log file is a circular log, as such, tail is not appropriate. If you > use remote logging to another machine, you can apply "tail -f" there > with success. > > The circular log prevents continual growth and allows in memory logging > on embedded systems. > > If all of the machines that you are protecting are M$ flavored, consider > Kiwi Syslog. > > Chuck Benson
Hm, this means remote logging to my dmz machine for being able to watch logiles in "realtime" because it's the only 24/7 running machine. Not recommended in my opinion. Maybe there is another solution to do something "tail -f"-like? Günter --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
