Op zondag 3 augustus 2003 04:14, schreef Jeffrey L. Taylor:

Quoting Carlos E. R. :

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Hi,

I normally watch several logs files, for which purpose I open the gnome terminal (or kde konsole) with several tabs, each one running a 'tailf /var/log/somefile'. But it seems a waste of bash sessions and waste of time having to type it all again every time I open an X session.

What utilities are there to do this? I can't find one I totally like.

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Carlos E. R. wrote, On 08/03/2003 07:48 PM:

The 03.08.03 at 07:44, Richard Bos wrote:

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ktail?? http://www.gentoo.org/dyn/pkgs/app-admin/ktail.xml

Ah, that one is not included by SuSE, it needs some doings on my part :-)

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The 03.08.03 at 09:19, BandiPat wrote:

Kwatch is also very good at watching different log files and is included.

Ah, yes, I tried it. It has two snags, though: 1) It needs kde, I would like it to be "universal". 2) It can log several files, but all of them go to the same window, interleaved. I wanted each one to go to its own "tab". -- Cheers, Carlos Robinson