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From: fdc@columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Subject: Re: Time stamping log files in K95
Date: 15 Mar 2001 18:03:47 GMT
Organization: Columbia University
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To: kermit.misc@columbia.edu
In article <xql4rwvrm01.fsf@cig.mot.com>,
Francis R Bridge {BRIDGE1} <bridge@cig.mot.com> wrote:
: We need an application that has the ability to log
: several terminal sessions and apply a time stamp to
: each line. Basically prefixing each line sent to the
: terminal with the time of day.
:
: For example:
:
: Thu Mar 15 11:12:00: First line of text from host
: Thu Mar 15 11:12:10: Second line of text from host
: ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
: Kermit supplies this Remote host sends this
:
: Can K95 do this?
:
: Any problem with simultaneously logging about
: 8-10 terminal sessions in this manor?
:
Sort of:
. You'll need to run 8-10 copies of K95 simultaneously.
. Each one logs to a separate file.
For timestamps, see:
http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/ckscripts.html
In the Internet scripts section, see the "timestamps" script,
which adds timestamps to Telnet-based system log display.
The same technique can be used for serial-port and modem connections.
By using an appropriate date-time format, each log file will be
naturally lexically sorted, and therefore the various logs can be
merged in the expected straightforward manner.
- Frank