Quoth Jonathan Lupa,
> That sounds just geeky enough to work. :)
I just love the effect you get when people walk past my workstation at
work and say "hey, cool... how did you do that?" :)
> Can you point me to some such program? Searching for "log" and "color"
> in dselect didn't cut it.
That's
Thanks for your help in the matter. It turns out that the version of
eterm I was using did not have the patch in it to look at /dev/xconsole
instead of /dev/console. I contacted the maintaner and he hooked me
up.
I didn't quite get to the point of changing the structure of
syslog.conf... but I
Here are the two I found... I think logcolorize will be eazier to
use... but I haven't tried either yet.
logcolorise:
http://www.linuxsupportline.com/~pgp/linux/scripts.html
and Generic Colouriser
http://melkor.dnp.fmph.uniba.sk
On Tue, Mar 07, 2000 at 11:36:16PM +1100, Damon Muller wrote:
> Pipe it through a log-colouriser, and it's even cooler.
That sounds just geeky enough to work. :)
Can you point me to some such program? Searching for "log" and "color"
in dselect didn't cut it.
Thanks.
-Jonathan
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> I personally don't think that specifying a term as console shows you
> anything all that interesting - at least, it never has for me.
>
> OTOH, if you do a "tail -f /var/log/syslog" in a transparent Eterm, and
> park it in the corner of your screen, you have a very cool XConsole.
> Pipe it thro
Quoth Parrish M Myers,
> My problem is in getting Eterm to grab the console messages. I have
> tried suid root, I have tried to run Eterm as root. I have even tried
> to change the owener of /dev/console. Nothing works... the Eterm just
> opens up and gives me a command prompt (normal Eterm usa
> My problem is in getting Eterm to grab the console messages. I have
> tried suid root, I have tried to run Eterm as root. I have even tried
> to change the owener of /dev/console. Nothing works... the Eterm just
> opens up and gives me a command prompt (normal Eterm usage). Is there
> anythi
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