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Usually only .log files, although sometimes the log files might not have an extension and just be in a logs/ folder and the file name might be something like a
by nico 3y ago
Usually only .log files, although sometimes the log files might not have an extension and just be in a logs/ folder and the file name might be something like a date+name of service that writes the log
- darrenldl 3y agoGotcha. In the latter case, would file globbing through bash/whatever suffice? Been trying to avoid opening more cans of worms than I need, but if I really do need to add file globbing then oh well : v EDIT: Scratch that, I'll just add file globbing since I'm that close to covering most use cases anyway.