tail.php File Reference

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	if ( $argc< 2)
	This example can be used to logfile processing and basically wraps the tail command. More...
	$tail = popen('tail -fn0 ' . escapeshellarg($argv[1]), 'r')

Variable Documentation

$tail

$tail = popen('tail -fn0 ' . escapeshellarg($argv[1]), 'r')

Definition at line 20 of file tail.php.

Referenced by SurveyCategories\addCategoryAtPosition(), CleanUpTest\doTestBytes(), CleanUpTest\doTestDoubleBytes(), CleanUpTest\doTestTripleBytes(), and UtfNormal\fastCompose().

if

if($argc< 2)

This example can be used to logfile processing and basically wraps the tail command.

The benefit of using this, is that it allows you to tail multiple logs at the same time

To stop this application, hit CTRL-C

Definition at line 13 of file tail.php.