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In each window one can monitor oneor more logfiles and(!)/or the output of externalprograms: when using multiple inputs, they getautomatically merged.In the main menu one can do add/delete windows,move them, swap them, set regular expressions, setcolor(-schemes) etc.One can press the following keys: ^q^ quit the program ^F1^ this help ^/^ search in all windows ^shift^ + ^/^ highlight in all windows ^b^ scroll back ^B^ scroll back in ALL windows merged into one window ^I^ toggle case sensitivity for searches ^a^ add a new window or add another file/ program to an existing window ^d^ delete a window (or a file/program from a window) ^s^ swap the location of 2 windows ^e^ enter/edit regular expressions ^f^ enter/edit in line filter regexps ^c^ set/change colors (only works if your terminal supports colors) ^C^ edit the r/g/b components of a color ^b^ scrollback in the buffer of a window ^v^ toggle vertical split ^0^...^9^ set a mark in a window so that you can easily see what has changed since the last time you looked ^R^ restart a window ^ctrl^ + ^v^ select conversion scheme(s) ^ctrl^ + ^t^ toggle subwindow before lines ^Y^ send a signal to a window (for commands) ^y^ set linewrap ^o^ wipe (clear) a window ^O^ wipe all windows ^T^ truncate a logfile ^g^ make screendump ^r^ redraw screen ^l^ list keybindings ^i^ info ^t^ statistics ^j^ set window sizes ^z^ hide/unhide a window ^u^ hide all windows but the one selected ^U^ unhide all windows ^w^ write a script which starts multitail with the current settings (the files that are monitored, regular expressions, etc.) ^n^ clear the buffer of a window ^N^ clear all buffers of all windows ^m^ set the size of a buffer ^k^ enter a (limited) terminal-mode ^p^ pause all windows ^P^ (un-)pause one window^MultiTail^ 5.2.0 was written by_folkert@vanheusden.com_.Check: _http://www.vanheusden.com/multitail/_for new versions.MultiTail lets you display logfiles and theoutput of commands. At this point you can selectwether you want to add to the new window a fileor the output of a command. ^f^ selects a file ^c^ selects a commands ^ctrl+g^ abortCommands are executed in their own virtual tty toforce line-buffered output. They are executed bystarting up */bin/sh -c* with as parameter thecommand you'll enter here.This screen lists the keybindings you defined inthe MultiTail configurationfile which is locatedin /etc/multitail.conf. The keybindings onlywork in the main screen.In this screen, you can press the followkingkeys: ^UP^ (cursor key UP) scroll up ^DOWN^ (cursor key DOWN) scroll down ^q^ abortPlease enter the filename of the file you wish tomonitor. If the file is not in the directory youstarted MultiTail from, please enter the completepathname. As with bash, you can press the *TAB*-key for filename completion: if more then one fileexists beginning with what you typed at thatpoint, you'll get a list of files that match. Withthe cursor keys and the enter key you can thenselect the filename to use.Please enter the command that you want to monitorwith MultiTail. If the command is not in thedirectory you started MultiTail from, please enterthe complete pathname. As with bash, you can pressthe *TAB* key for filename completion: if morethen one file exists beginning with what you typedat that point, you'll get a list of files thatmatch. With the cursor keys and the enter key youcan then select the filename to use.At this point there are already one or morewindows on the screen. You can now indicate ifyou want the new file/command to be *merged* in anexisting window. Lines from the logfiles/commandsin a window are then interleaved as they aregeneratedEnter ^y^ or ^n^ here or ^ctrl+g^ to abort.Here, select the window to merge with.Press ^ctrl+g^ to abort.Here you can select wether to follow the filename(^y^) or the filedescriptor (^n^). When the file thatyou want to monitor gets, for example, "rotated"by *logrotate* every night, you want to select tofollow the filename here. What this means is: ifthe filename gets renamed (or deleted) and a newfile with the original filename is created, thatnew file will automatically be monitored insteadof the original file.Now you can select how MultiTail colors the textit displays. ^n^ do *not* use any coloring at all ^s^ this option expects that you're monitoring a file in the syslog format, e.g: date hostname, program, pid, message. It uses the name of the program which logged the message to select a color ^m^ this option evaluates the complete logged line to select a color ^S^ this option lets you select a pre-defined color scheme. That color scheme should be defined in *multitail.conf* which can be stored in your home directory or in */etc* See the example file for details. ^f^ when selecting this option, you'll be asked to enter the number of the field to use for selecting a color. You'll also be asked to enter the character that seperates each field in a lineUsing colors only works if your terminal supportsthis.Selecting a field works like the *cut* command:you select a delimiter and a field-nummer. Thedelimiter specifies where a field ends and wherethe next field starts. There's one importantdifference between MultiTail and *cut* field-delimiters can be more then one character in size.Here, please enter the number of the field whichyou want to use for the color-selection. The firstfield on a line has number 0.Here, please enter the string that delimits eachfield. This delimiter must be at least onecharacter in size.Here you can select a predefined color scheme.These color schemes are defined in *multitail.conf*which can be located in your homedirectory and in*/etc*.In this configuration file you select usingregular expressions what color to use for whatpatterns.See the example *multitail.conf* which should'vebeen included with the MultiTail when youinstalled it.In the case that the external command you'remonitoring with MultiTail exits, the window getsautomatically closed. Press enter to indicate thatthat is ok with you. If you want the command to beautomatically repeated instead, enter here thedelay before restarting that command. The minimumis 0: in that case the program gets repeatedimmediately (that is: when MultiTail notices thatit died!).Press enter on an empty line to abort.In some situations (for example: when monitoringthe output of '*netstat -t tcp*') you may onlywant to see the difference between each run. Inthat case press ^y^ here. To see all output everytime, press ^n^.On the commandline you can select this behaviourwith the ^-R^ switch.In this menu one can enter/edit/delete regularexpressions which are used to filter what isdisplayed in a window.First you need to select the main-window. If morethen one file/command is displayed in a window,you'll get another selection box after this onewhere you can select a "sub-window".The window you selected contains the output ofmore then one file/command. You now have toselect the "sub-window" to edit the regularexpressions for.This menu has a couple of options for editingregexps ('regular expressions'): ^a^ add a new regexp (one can have a maximum of 10 per file/command) ^e^ edit an existing regexp ^d^ delete one of the existing regexps ^D^ move an entry down, this also changes priority of this reg.exp. ^U^ move an entry up ^r^ reset counter ^q^/^x^ leave this menuEnter a regular expression. This expression willbe used for filtering.A regular expression is a method for definingtext-patterns. See wikipedia for more info:_http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regular__expression_or read my (Dutch!) article:_http://www.vanheusden.com/misc/regexp.html_Here you select how to handle the outcome of theregular expression processing: should it matchwhen the regexp matches, or should it match whenthe regexp does *not* match?Here you select what to do when a regexp matches. ^m^ show the line if the regexp matches. If selected to "negate" the outcome of the regexp, ^m^ tells MultiTail to only display the line if the regexp does *not* match. ^c^ if the regexp matches (see also ^m^), the line is displayed and colored ^C^ the lines are always printed but if the regexp matches, colors are used ^B^ if a regexp matches for a line, a bell- sound is produced ^b^ combination of ^C^ and ^B^ ^x^ if a regexp matches, a command is executedEnter the command which should be executed when aline matches a regular expression.The command is executed in the background and itsoutput is redirected to */dev/null*.The command is started as a parameter of */bin/sh -c*Compilation ("pre-processing") of the regularexpression failed.Please check the wikipedia page for the correctsyntax:You've indicated that you want to delete a window.Select the window that you want to remove.If a window consists of more then one logfile orcommand, you'll be asked next if you want toremove the complete window including all"subwindows" or just the first one (the firstfile/command).This window contains more then one logfile /command. Here you select if you want to remove all"subwindows" or just the first file/command.command. Select the file / command you wish toremove from this window.You have indicated that you want to swap thelocation (on the screen) of 2 windows.Please select the first window.Please select the second window.You've indicated that you want to change thecolors of a window. Please select that window.command, you'll be asked to select the file orcommand in that window to change the colors for.change the colors for.There was a problem starting the '*tail*'-process(in case you wanted to monitor a logfile) orthere was a problem starting the command youwanted to monitor.A window has closed. This happens when you'remonitoring the output of an external program. Thatprogram has died and when that happens thewindow is automatically closed.On the commandline you can set with the ^-r^ orthe ^-R^ that a command should be repeated when itexits. This behaviour can also be set when you adda window by pressing the ^a^-key in the main menu.This function writes a script to disk which willstart MultiTail in the same state it now is. Thisis usefull in case you did a lot of configuringwith the menu-interface, you then don't have tofind out what commandline switches to set.Here you have to enter the filename for the scriptto generate.In this menu one can select the window or sub-window to display the statistics off. ^r^ reset ALL counters for ALL windows ^ctrl+g^ exit windowApart from how long MultiTail has been running, italso shows a couple of statistics for each window.It also shows some statistics on the intervalbetween each show line in each window. *average* average interval *standard deviation* speaks for itself ^r^ reset the counters for this windowIn this window you can control the buffering foreach window. The first question lets you selecton what window you want to set the bufferingparameters: ^a^ set on all windows ^o^ set on one windowHere you set what should be buffered. ^a^ buffer all lines that are monitored ^m^ only buffer the lines that match the configured regular expressions. If you have not set any regexps, everything is stored.Set the size of the buffer. The default size is100 lines per window.Here you select the window on which you want toset the buffer limits.Select the window that you want to (un-)hide. Whena window is hidden, it is not displayed: loggingand filtering continues as usual.Here you can set the sizes of windows. The widthcan only set for *all* windows, the height can beset for each individual window. ^m^ manage columns: add a column, set width ^h^ set the height for a windowWhen setting the window width, you actually setthe width of the windows on the left. So if youset it to 20, the windows on the left are 20characters in width. The windows on the right arethen what is left in width. Beware: one column isused for the dividing line.This option can only be used when you've switchedon "vertical split" in the main menu (^v^).The height of a window must be at least 2 lines.That is excluding the statusline. The statuslinecan be switched off using the '^-D^' commandlineswitch.One can only set the window height if there are atleast 2 windows on the screen.When you enter '0' MultiTail will automaticallyset the height. The height must be either 0 ormore then one.You're about to set the height of a window. Thefirst step is to select the window which you wantto resize.MultiTail features a small terminal. With thisterminal you can send commando's to a program youare monitoring. That way, one can put a telnet-session in a window, login and start a tail-process on the remote host.Warning: this doesn't work for ssh as ssh accessesthe tty you've been logged on directly.The scrollback menu lets you scrollback in thebuffer. The default size of the buffer is 100lines. This size can be set with the ^-m^ command-line parameter or the ^m^-key in the main menu. ^c^ set colors ^f^/^/^ search for a string in the buffer ^n^ find the next occurence ^Y^ toggle linewrap. if linewrap is disabled, one can scroll left/right with the cursor- keys. ^ctrl^+^t^ show (sub-)window number in front of each line ^t^ show a list of window-nrs and what they contain. can also display statistics. ^s^ save the buffer to a fileSave a buffer to a file. ^a^ write all lines to the file ^m^ write only the lines to the file which match the regular expression(s) (if any)Save a buffer to a file. Enter the name of thefile to write to.You cannot scrollback in this window as it has nobuffer. Press ^m^ in the main-menu to set the sizeof the buffer or use the ^-m^ commandline switch.Select the window in which you want to scrollback.Enter the string to search for in the scrollback-buffer. The search-string can be a regularexpression.Select the window to (un-)pause. When a window ispaused, it won't be updated until the window isun-paused. NOTHING will be discarded.Select the color or attribute to use.Enter the number of columns to split the terminalin. If you press 'j' in the menu, you can alsoselect the number of windows per column.Press the number of the window to wipe. The numbercan be found in the status-line of the windows.Press 'r' to redraw the windows so that you cansee their contents again.Move the cursor with the cursor keys to the acolorscheme. Then press space to select and againto unselect. Press enter to submit or ^g to abort.Press ^a^ to add a column, ^d^ to delete one and press^e^ to set the number of windows in a column.In this menu one can set how the wrap the text inwindows. ^l^ start at the left and cut of at the right ^a^ try to display everything ^r^ cut off at the left ^s^ cut right before the syslog process name ^S^ cut right after the syslog process name ^o^ enter a position where to cut Press ctrl+g to abort.Select window to apply the stripping to.Select the sub-window to apply the stripping to.Sending the data which was retrieved from a tail-process to some other process or file failed.Maybe the disk is full or the process died? ^e^ filter by using a regular expression ^r^ filter by specifying the character-range ^c^ specify a column to strip - you'll be asked to enter a delimiter as wellPlease enter the offset from where to strip thestring. The offset starts at 0.Please enter the offset upto where the string willbe filtered. Upto, not including!When selecting stripping by column-number you needto enter the delimiter for each column. Usuallyyou would enter a space here.Enter the number of the column here. The first oneis at offset 0.There was an error writing the scriptfile. Maybethe filesystem is full or the media is damaged?Enter the number of characters that will fit in aline for this column.Enter the number of windows that will fit in thiscolumn (vertically).Select the window to send the signal to. Pleasenote that sending a signal may cause the process(for example the tail-process when monitoring alogfile) to exit and thereby closing the window.Would you like to send the signal to all sub-windows?Select the subwindow to send the signal to.Sending the signal to the process failed. Thisshould not happen.Select the signal to send. Please note that somesignals may cause the process to exit and closingthe windowSelect the file to write the screendump to.Existing files will be overwritten.Select the window to dump to a screendump-file.The output file will be plain ascii.Select window. By selecting a window you selectthe file to truncate.As the window you selected contains several sub-windows, you need to select now the subwindow totruncate.Are you really sure you want to truncate thisfile? This cannot be undone!There was an error truncating the file. Pleasecheck the permissions on the file.One can only truncate logfiles and not processes.Select the foreground and background color to use.You can select one foreground and one background-color but you can select multiple attributes.Press the space-bar to select or un-select.Your terminal doesn't support chaning the red,green and blue values of a color.Depending on the range you selected (by pressingthe cursor up and down key), you can enter a valuefor either red, green or blue in the range of0-1000, 0-255 or 00-ff (hex value).In this menu one can edit the values for the red,the green and the blue component of a color.Move the '>' with the up and down cursorkeys infront of the range in which you want to enter thevalue. The uppermost range being 0 upto 1000, themiddle 0-255 and the lowest also 0-255 but enteredin hexadecimal values. ^r^ edit the red component ^g^ edit the green component ^b^ edit the blue component ^c^ give the color a name/descriptionOne can give this specific red, green and bluevalues a name. Like roses-red or so. This name canthen be used in a colorscheme.Select which window to keep open. All otherwindows will be closed.This functionality lets you search in all windows.The result will be merged into one new window.All lines with the search-string will behighlighted (displayed in reverse).With a conversionscheme one can let MultiTailautomatically convert e.g. ip-addresses, time-stamps, etc. to something more readable. In thismenu you can select what conversionscheme(s) toapply to a (sub-)window.Restarting a window stops- and restarts the tail-or command running underneath a (sub-)window.This chooses wether to select all sub-windows orjust one specific.MultiTail can emulate a terminal. That way it candisplay color (escape-)codes that sometimes arein (log-)files.Select window for which to clear the scrollbackbuffer.Select a string from this list. These strings havebeen used in the past in MultiTail. They arestored in a file. 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