Tim Uckun wrote:
I guess the next thing to try is to tail the log file and create a new
log file with the timestamps.
See, told you it was harder than it looked :)
I knew there was a gotcha here in the seemingly easy way to approach
this but just couldn't remember the details of why it fell apart.
There's a gotcha in running "tail -f" into some programs too--for
example, to pipe that into grep you need to change grep's buffering
mode. I suspect the Perl program I suggested will look less like
overkill by the time you're done here.
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