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socktailf
A unix tool to circularly buffer stdin for a local socket.
socktailf
reads incoming lines from stdin into a circular buffer. The circular buffer can be read at any time over a local socket, which is removed when socktailf
exits. The socket path is printed to stdout at startup.
Usage
Usage:
socktailf [options]
Options:
-d Write the current buffer to stdout upon exit
--help Display help text
-n, --lines %count Set the number of lines to buffer (default 15)
-q Supress display of path to socket file
-v, --version Display version number and exit
-x Exit after failure to read from stdin (e.g. EOF)
Changelog
2015-05-03 1.1.0
- Feature:
-d
option to write buffer on exit - Feature:
-q
option to suppress buffer path - Feature:
-v
option to display version number - Add HISTORY, COPYRIGHT sections to man page
- More closely standardise descriptions between man page and
--help
- Fix permissions issue when installing
- ⬇️ socktailf-1.1.0.tar.gz (3.26 KiB)
2015-04-30 1.0.0
- Initial release
- ⬇️ socktailf-1.0.0.tar.gz (2.89 KiB)