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| ====== How to read logs in *nix cli ====== | ====== How to read logs in *nix cli ====== | ||
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| + | by Patrik Hermansson | ||
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| This is mostly based on the bash terminal but should be more application (less, tail and so on) than the specific terminal.\\ | This is mostly based on the bash terminal but should be more application (less, tail and so on) than the specific terminal.\\ | ||
| This is also how i use the application listed below to read logs and to troubleshoot. | This is also how i use the application listed below to read logs and to troubleshoot. | ||
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| == Searching in the file == | == Searching in the file == | ||
| - | Using the **/** sign to search | + | /[search |
| - | Using the **?** sign to search | + | ?[search pattern] = search |
| - | == Navigating the logfile | + | == How to navigate logs == |
| - | Using **g** to go to the top of the file. \\ | + | g = go to top of the log (top of file) \\ |
| - | Can also be used to go to a specific row **( g 11 [enter] )** g followed by 11 goes to row 11. \\ | + | Can also be used to go to a specific row '' |
| - | Using **G** go to the end of the file. \\ | + | G = go to the end of log (bottom of file)\\ |
| + | n = go to next hit down in the search pattern \\ | ||
| + | N = go to previous hit up in the search pattern \\ | ||
| + | q = quit less \\ | ||
| === Tail === | === Tail === | ||
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