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#
# Logapp example configuration file
#
# The search path for the configuration file is the following:
# ~/.logapprc
# /etc/logapp.conf
# /etc/logapp/logapp.conf
#
# The fixed locations can also be overridden with the --configfile command.
# For example: logapp --configfile=example.conf ...
# Generic configuration for all sections
logfile = "~/logapp.log" # default logfile if no application specific
# configuration exists
appendlog = false # logfile will be truncated on every session
logrename = true # rename old logfile before truncating it
warnlogfilelock = true # warn if logfile is renamed because of a lock
oldlogext = ".old" # old logfiles will get the extension .old
circularlog = false # no circular logfile
maxlogsize = 0 # no logfile size limit (value is in kiB)
locklogfile = true # lock the logfile after opening it to prevent
# two logapp sessions writing to it at the same
# time
maxaltlogfiles= 9 # allow to append the numbers 0-9 to the logfile
# name in the case that the previous files exist
# and are not accessible due to locking
stdout_lineprefix = "" # no lineprefix for stdout lines
stderr_lineprefix = "STDERR: " # prefix stderr lines with STDERR: in the log
alignlinebreaks = true # format charbased data for better reading
extended-regexp = false # interpret basic regular expressions like grep
stdout_fgcol = default # use console default color for stdout
stdout_bold = false # normal font for stdout
stdout_regexp_bgcol = blue # blue background color on regexp match
stderr_fgcol = red # use red for errors and warnings
stderr_bold = true # bold font for stdout
stderr_regexp_bgcol = blue # blue background color on regexp match
print_summary = true # print short summary on exit
print_logname = false # don't always print the name of the used
# logfile after execution
# Application specific configuration
#
# You can either provide a full path or only the application name to
# start a new section.
#
# Usually the section will be choosen by the executable name, but you can
# override it with the --configsection option.
[make]
logfile = "~/make.log"
disable_keywords = "menuconfig" # "make menuconfig" won't be processed by
# logapp
stderr_regexp = "error:" # highlight lines that contain the string
# "error:"
[svn]
logfile = "~/svn.log"
stdout_regexp = "^[MC] *" # highlight merges and conflicts
detectescape = true # switch to charbased mode if an editor is
# started
[cvs]
logfile = "~/cvs.log"
stdout_regexp = "^[MC] *" # highlight merges and conflicts
detectescape = true # switch to charbased mode if an editor is
# started
[telnet]
logfile = "~/telnet.log"
stdout_charbased = true # charbased mode is enabled for stdout
stderr_charbased = false # charbased mode is disabled for stderr
alignlog = true # use one line per written data package
logtime = true # use timestamps in the logfile
logreltime = false # log absolute times
jointimeout = 0 # disable packet joining
[picocom] # picocom is a minimal terminal emulator...
logfile = "~/picocom.log"
stdout_charbased = true # charbased mode is enabled for stdout
stderr_charbased = false # charbased mode is disabled for stderr
alignlog = true # use one line per written data package
logtime = true # use timestamps in the logfile
logreltime = true # log relative times instead of absolute ones
jointimeout = 10 # join packets to lines if they are received
# within 10 ms
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