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10 Ways To View Logs In Linux/Unix
View Logs Log viewing is one of the most frequently used command lines in our daily use of Linux/Unix systems. Do you know how to efficiently query logs? 1. Use the cat command to output all log content. This method … Continue reading
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tail command tutorial in linux/unix with examples and use cases
linux tail command – output the last part of files, it corresponds to the linux head command. This article introduces the tail syntax, options, and examples. Continue reading
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