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Pro tip: you can make any command into a real-time one with `watch`: watch bash -c "topngx < /path/to/access.log" Will run `topngx` against access.log every

Pro tip: you can make any command into a real-time one with `watch`: watch bash -c "topngx < /path/to/access.log" Will run `topngx` against access.log every two seconds and display the output.

gregoriol 6y ago
That's not "real time"! And definitely won't behave well if the processing takes more than 2 seconds (imagine log files of many millions rows)
- cyberpunk 6y ago
  It'll just wait two seconds after the command returns, not spawn one every two seconds.....