[lwatch-cvs] files/src lwatch.conf,1.20,1.21
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From: <ca...@us...> - 2003-04-08 13:40:58
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Update of /cvsroot/lwatch/files/src
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv10972/src
Modified Files:
lwatch.conf
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Index: lwatch.conf
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RCS file: /cvsroot/lwatch/files/src/lwatch.conf,v
retrieving revision 1.20
retrieving revision 1.21
diff -C2 -d -r1.20 -r1.21
*** lwatch.conf 7 Apr 2003 14:17:55 -0000 1.20
--- lwatch.conf 8 Apr 2003 13:40:53 -0000 1.21
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*** 18,29 ****
# mesg_color=lightgray
! # Where is source for reading data?
! # if filename - it should be name fifo, where syslogd logs
# - means: read from stdin (via tail -f logfile | lwatch )
! input_file=/dev/lwatch # remember about configure your syslog
# Where to print colored logs?
# Any filename accepted, especially /dev/tty*, put - if you want to output into
! # console
output_file=/dev/tty11
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# mesg_color=lightgray
! # Where is the source for reading data?
! # if filename - it should be named fifo, where syslogd logs
# - means: read from stdin (via tail -f logfile | lwatch )
! input_file=/dev/lwatch # remember to configure your syslog
# Where to print colored logs?
# Any filename accepted, especially /dev/tty*, put - if you want to output into
! # a console
output_file=/dev/tty11
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show_unparsed=no
! #and below clue of lwatch: configuration rules for message higlighting.
# format:
# /regexp/ action
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show_unparsed=no
! #and below the clue of lwatch: configuration rules for message higlighting.
# format:
# /regexp/ action
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# Comments start from # (hash) and end with end of line.
! # Below is configuration which works for me
/root/ highlight=brown # all messages with root string are brown
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# Comments start from # (hash) and end with end of line.
! # Below is the configuration which works for me
/root/ highlight=brown # all messages with root string are brown
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/kernel/ { # if string kernel ...
match_service # appears in service ...
! serv_color=brown # write it on brown
}
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/kernel/ { # if string kernel ...
match_service # appears in service ...
! serv_color=brown # write it in brown
}
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}
! # Most cron messages are not important, except some like this:
/mailman/ color=red #pick a color you like
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}
! # Most cron messages are not important, except ones like this:
/mailman/ color=red #pick a color you like
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/^pam/ { # PAM
match_service # service
! serv_color=brown # highlight in brown
}
/disconnect\w*/ {
! highlight=red # highlight only disconnect on red
exit # dont process next actions
}
! /connect\w*/ highlight=green # highlight only connect on green
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/^pam/ { # PAM
match_service # service
! serv_color=brown # highlight in brown
}
/disconnect\w*/ {
! highlight=red # highlight only disconnect in red
exit # dont process next actions
}
! /connect\w*/ highlight=green # highlight only connect in green
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