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What kind of log file ?<br />
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Cheers,<br />
Rajesh
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Spitting out of a game server. But format of logfile shouldn't matter, as the lines dont need processing. Each line should be simply appended to the master log.
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Spitting out of a game server. But format of logfile shouldn't matter, as the lines dont need processing. Each line should be simply appended to the master log.

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Hey there,<br />
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I am trying to find a tool that can monitor a logfile, and as new lines are entered, append that line to another file.<br />
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The reason I ask is that the logfile is automatically rotated (i.e., deleted) periodically, and I want a master log file with all log file entries.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Hey there,

I am trying to find a tool that can monitor a logfile, and as new lines are entered, append that line to another file.

The reason I ask is that the logfile is automatically rotated (i.e., deleted) periodically, and I want a master log file with all log file entries.

Thanks!



Tool or solution to monitor a log file and forward each line as it appears

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