Logfile Navigator
http://lnav.org
The Logfile Navigator, lnav for short, is a curses-based tool for viewing and
analyzing log files. The value added by lnav over text viewers or editors is
that it takes advantage of any semantic information that can be gleaned from
the log file, such as timestamps and log levels. Using this extra semantic
information, lnav can do things like interleaving messages from different
files, generate histograms of messages over time, and provide hotkeys for
navigating through the file. These features are meant to allow the user to
quickly and efficiently focus on problems.
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Filename | Size | Changed |
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lnav-0.12.1-fixbuild.patch | 0000001034 1.01 KB | |
lnav-0.12.2.tar.gz | 0019185466 18.3 MB | |
lnav.changes | 0000051013 49.8 KB | |
lnav.desktop | 0000000137 137 Bytes | |
lnav.spec | 0000003045 2.97 KB |
Latest Revision
Michael Vetter (jubalh)
committed
(revision 2)
- Update to 0.12.2: * Added mouse support that can be toggled with F2 or enabled by default with: :config /ui/mouse/mode enabled. With mouse support enabled, many of the UI elements will respond to mouse inputs * Added a journald:// URL handler that will call journalctl and pass any query parameters as options * Added the "last-word" line-format field shortening algorithm * Added a stats.hist PRQL transform that produces a histogram of values over time. * The preview for the :open command will now show a listing of archive contents. * Added humanize_id SQL function that colorizes a string using ANSI escape codes. * Added a selected_text column to the lnav_views table that reports information about text that was selected with a mouse. This makes it possible to script operations that use the selected text as an input. * Added breadcrumb as an option to the :prompt command so that the breadcrumb hotkey can be configured. * The bar charts in the DB view have now been moved to their individual columns instead of occupying the whole width of the view. The result is much cleaner, so the charts are now enabled by default again. * Cursor mode in the main view is now the default instead of using the top line as the focus. You can change back by running: :config /ui/movement/mode top * In the parser details panel (opened by pressing p), you can now hide/show fields by moving the cursor line to the given field and pressing the space bar or by clicking on
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