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Tail command

The tail command uses the illustration:

Examples of common commands:

① dynamically view the latest write log

Tail-f filename.log # cycle to read the latest write log ctrl + c interrupt log display

② dynamically views the latest write log and filters it by keyword

Tail-f filename.log | grep 'keyword' # read the latest write log through the pipe "|" combined with the lookup command ctrl + c interrupt the log display more command

The more command uses the illustration:

Examples of common commands:

① presses the spacebar to view the contents of the file dynamically

More filename.log

Press the space key to display the next screen of the text

Press enter to display only the next line of the text

Press H key: displays a help screen with relevant help information

Press B to display the contents of the previous screen

Press Q: exit the more command.

② is combined with pipeline "|" multiple commands are used together.

More filename.log | grep 'keyword'

③ finds the content before and after keyword

More filename.log | grep 'keyword'-10 lines before B 10 # more filename.log | grep 'keyword'-10 lines before and after C 10 # thank you for reading, the above is the content of "linux system log view command". After the study of this article, I believe you have a deeper understanding of the linux system log view command, and the specific use needs to be verified in practice. Here is, the editor will push for you more related knowledge points of the article, welcome to follow!

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