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Lilith Logback event viewer 0.9.34 (Default branch)
01-19-2009
Lilith is a logging and access event viewer forthe Logback logging framework. It has featurescomparable to Chainsaw, a logging event viewer forlog4j. This means that it can receive loggingevents from remote applications using Logback astheir logging backend. It uses files to buffer thereceived events locally, so it is possible to keepvast amounts of logging events at your fingertipwhile still being able to check only the ones youare really interested in by using filteringconditions.|
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initlog(8) System Manager's Manual initlog(8) NAME
initlog - log messages and events to the system logger SYNOPSIS
initlog [-cefnpqrs] [--cmd=ARG] [--event=ARG] [--facility=ARG] [--name=ARG] [--priority=ARG] [--run=ARG] [--string=ARG] DESCRIPTION
initlog logs messages and events to the system logger. It is mainly designed for use in init scripts. initlog reads a configuration file /etc/initlog.conf by default, to determine its settings. Any line preceded with a # is a comment, and the following configuration direc- tives are recognized: facility <logging facility> Sets the default logging facility priority <logging priority> Sets the default logging priority ignore <regexp> Messages that match the regular expression will not be logged. initlog behavior can also be configured by command-line options. OPTIONS -c, --cmd=[program] Execute the specified program, logging anything output to stdout or stderr. -e, --event=[number] Logs that the specified event happened. Used in conjuction with --name. Currently specified events are: 1 the action completed successfully 2 the action failed 3 the action was cancelled at user request 4 the action failed due to the failure of a dependent action -f, --facility=[facility] Log at the specified syslog facility. The default is daemon (see syslog(3)). -n, --name=[string] Log the event under the specified string, such as "inetd". -p, --priority=[priority] Log at the specified syslog priority. The default is notice (see syslog(3)). -q Do not print the program's output, unless it exits with a non-zero exit code. -r, --run=[program] Execute the specified program, with an open file descriptor so that the program can pass back commands to initlog. -s, --string=[string] Log the specified string to the logger. --conf=[file] Specifies an alternate configuration file. FILES
/etc/initlog.conf SEE ALSO
syslog(3), logger(1) Sun Jan 24 1999 initlog(8)