I am looking for a program that will automatically monitor the activity of my xbox's apache webserver and display the information on the xbox screen. This would be similar to what the "simple server" built into the home version displays. It would show things like the IP of who is currently on, what page they are accessing, etc.
Is anyone aware of such a package? If not, is there a simple way to make the apache access log automatically dump its contents to the screen? Thanks.
Realtime Apache Monitor
Answer to your 2nd question:
Use CTRL+C to quit the tail (substitute log path if yours is different).
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tail -f /var/log/apache2/access_logI found this on another site:
tail -f /var/log/apache2/access_log ¦ cut -d' ' -f1,7 ¦ grep -v .jpg ¦ grep -v .php ¦ grep -v .css ¦ grep -v .gif
Would this work? I tried it and the the cursor doesn't come back and nothing is displayed. I don't know much about linux, but what does this "grep" command do?
tail -f /var/log/apache2/access_log ¦ cut -d' ' -f1,7 ¦ grep -v .jpg ¦ grep -v .php ¦ grep -v .css ¦ grep -v .gif
Would this work? I tried it and the the cursor doesn't come back and nothing is displayed. I don't know much about linux, but what does this "grep" command do?
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The -v flag means inverted grep, ie lines that don't match. Basically it means that you'd not see the log lines with jpg, php, css and gif extensions. However, the -v option is not standard so it is distribution dependant.
The 'cut' command filters away the fields you don't want to see.
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man grepThe 'cut' command filters away the fields you don't want to see.