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by tstack 11y ago
Sorry! This seems to be a bug in squarespace. I've disabled the lightboxes for now.
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by tstack 11y ago
There's also lnav ( http://lnav.org ), the Logfile Navigator. It can do what 'tail -f' and 'less' do plus: syntax coloring, filtering, loading compressed files, interleaves log messages from multiple file
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by tstack 12y ago
http://lnav.org -- A tool I wrote and use everyday to view/analyze the logs of the software I work on.
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by tstack 12y ago
> If you left the private key in a file that is right next to your encrypted configuration file, then it remains as I stated previously: No security except false security. Shut up and read the goal of the project already. It is trying t
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by tstack 12y ago
> Writing software that may run in a potentially hostile environment should be done with great care, and a thorough analysis of what you are actually protecting against. The first section of his documentation states what the purpose of t
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by tstack 12y ago
Your criticisms don't seem to make much sense... * Preventing forgery/tampering is an orthogonal issue and can be done by intrusion-detection software. * "trivially decrypted without the key" -- How? The size of the fil
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Show HN: Lnav – A fancy log file view for the terminal(lnav.org)
3 points by tstack 12y ago|0 comments
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by tstack 12y ago
lnav ( http://lnav.org ) provides SQL-queries-over-logs in the unix world. It's also a nice viewer for the logs themselves.
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by tstack 12y ago
JNI is not always needed to access C libraries from Java, there is Bridj ( https://code.google.com/p/bridj/ ) and similar libraries. They allow you to write Java code that access native APIs pretty easily. The htt
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by tstack 12y ago
Any relation to lenses in http://augeas.net/ ?
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Lnav v0.7.0 – The Logfile Navigator(lnav.org)
1 points by tstack 12y ago|0 comments
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by tstack 13y ago
Another terminal-based log file viewer with a large feature set is lnav: http://lnav.org/ One of the nice things about lnav is that it indexes the log messages by time and shows a combined view of all the files that are loa
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by tstack 13y ago
I've written a log file viewer ( http://lnav.org ) that exports log messages as SQLite virtual tables. I was hoping this project also leveraged virtual tables since they're one of the coolest features in SQLite. lnav tr
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by tstack 13y ago
http://lnav.org -- A fancy log file viewer for the terminal. Cool because it provides a lot of features over 'tail -f' without being more complicated to use. Just point lnav at your files at it will auto-detect the m
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Show HN: lnav - A fancy log file viewer for the terminal(lnav.org)
1 points by tstack 13y ago|0 comments