Logs | Locate and View Logs in Linux

[@Ajayy139]

Bro this literally saved me.... I've been looking for this type of video for 10+ hrs.... thanks man ....✨✨

[@KeepItTechie]

No problem bro! Glad you found it!

[@Timjstewart]

Thanks for another great video Josh! I wanted to share a command with your viewers that I have found useful for doing ad hoc monitoring of a system. For example, if a particular service logs the word ERROR when it encounters an error and you want to ignore all the other output from that service: "tail -f | grep ERROR" will tail the log file in follow mode and only output lines that have the word ERROR in them. Hope this is helpful!

[@KeepItTechie]

Thanks for sharing! I appreciate you helping which is why I created the channel. To help others!

[@oshaylinuxTheHobbyist]

Dude this is very useful

[@KeepItTechie]

Glad it helped! Thanks for coming by!

[@neiltropolis]

I appreciate you.

[@KeepItTechie]

No problem fam!

[@eastwest1970]

Thank you

[@johanb.7869]

Thanks. Bookmarked the video.

[@KeepItTechie]

Great! Thanks!

[@vivekkulkarni8261]

How to extract all this with command? Is it possible?

[@tyrewald9083]

Unfortunately I am non-Linuxer.

[@KeepItTechie]

All you can do is try it!! LOL

[@tyrewald9083]

@@KeepItTechie It is planned, but the Linux user group stopped gatherings as they believe CV is a contagious danger...