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[Artur R. C. <ar...@us...>]

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        <para><option>serv_color</option> - default color of service part</para>
        <para><option>mesg_color</option> - default color of message part</para>
!       <para><option>input_file</option> - where lwatch is reading data from, built-in default is &infile;, could be overwriten with command line option <option>-i</option></para>
!       <para><option>output_file</option> - where lwatch output colored data; built-in default is stdout (-), could be overwriten with command line option <option>-o</option></para>
        <para><option>show_unparsed</option> - by default lwatch ignores
        lines which cannot be splitted into date, host, service and message, set this variable to yes if you would like to see those lines; it is the same as command line option <option>-s</option></para>
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        <para><option>serv_color</option> - default color of service part</para>
        <para><option>mesg_color</option> - default color of message part</para>
!       <para><option>input_file</option> - where lwatch is reading data from, built-in default is &infile;, could be overwritten with command line option <option>-i</option></para>
!       <para><option>output_file</option> - where lwatch output colored data; built-in default is stdout (-), could be overwritten with command line option <option>-o</option></para>
        <para><option>show_unparsed</option> - by default lwatch ignores
        lines which cannot be splitted into date, host, service and message, set this variable to yes if you would like to see those lines; it is the same as command line option <option>-s</option></para>

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    <refsect1>
      <title>NOTE FROM AUTHOR</title>
!     <para>I have writen this tool for my own needs because perl tools, however flexible, eated a lot of memory and CPU.
      I have found it useful and I share it with the Open Source
      Community. But still, developing of this software is driven
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    <refsect1>
      <title>NOTE FROM AUTHOR</title>
!     <para>I have written this tool for my own needs because perl tools, however flexible, eated a lot of memory and CPU.
      I have found it useful and I share it with the Open Source
      Community. But still, developing of this software is driven