Say for example you have split your web server access logs per domain or account e.g.
1 2 3 4 | /var/log/apache/www.example.com_access.log/var/log/apache/www.toggen.com.au_access.log/var/log/apache/www.exampe.com.au_access.log... |
If you want to view each request in the terminal as requests come in firstly make sure that your webserver log filenames conform to a simple pattern e.g. ([domain]_access.log) and then do the following
In $HOME/.bash_aliases or wherever you define aliases add an alias:
1 | alias logs='tail -f /var/log/apache/*access.log' |
Run logs alias to see your logs in the terminal window
1 | $ logs |
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