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if you change the -e with -E you can use more advanced regexp like (foo|bar) to inlcude just lines that contains foo and bar strings
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Thanks. I like the idea, but I'm thinking of taking it a step further and making the commands fully configurable. I'll leave this open for now. |
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if you change the grep option -e with -E you can use more advanced regexp like (foo|bar) or foo.*bar to inlcude just lines that contains foo OR bar strings or, in the second case, foo AND bar useful in very big syslog files ;).
It will be nice to have an help page with some examples like those, and the possibility to save some searches