Re: [Summary-Talk] Accessing local log files

[Jason Linhart <jason@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 10/22/04 12:11 PM Bret Baptist (bbaptist@iexposure.com) wrote:

>Is there a way in summary to access logs that are already on the server?  
>I want to process logs that are located on the filesystem of the server 
>that summary is running on.

On Windows you can put shortcuts to either log files or to folders 
containing log files into Summary's Logs folder.

On Macintosh you can put aliases to log files or folders of log files 
into Summary's Logs folder, or you can replace the Logs folder it's self 
with an alias.

On Linux, Sun, and OSX Command Line you can put symbolic links to log 
files or folders of log files into Summary's Logs folder, or you can 
replace the Logs folder it's self with a symbolic link.

And of course, on any system you can manually put the log files directly 
into Summary's Logs folder.

Jason

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