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39 lines
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# logman
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Collecting log files for the greater good!
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This program lets you grab log files remotely and store them up into a compressed file on your local machine!
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In all reality, you can literally grab any file you wish to grab of any remote machine.
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## Installation
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If you have Go installed, use `go get` for grabbing this repo:
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`go get github.com/wymillerlinux/logman`
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If you don't have Go installed, I will provide binaries soon.
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## Running
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Before you start the program, I would like to highlight the attraction to said program.
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The configuration file, `config.yaml`, is where you set everything about where you want
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to grab logs from.
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To run the `logman` program:
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`go run .` in the root directory of the project.
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To build the `logman` program:
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`go build .` and then a binary will appear in the `bin` directory of your `$GOPATH`.
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After that, just run the binary and you should be golden.
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## Troubleshooting
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The GitHub issue board is where I post issues with the program. If you any issue with the program, please post it there. Go panics are a great example of an issue you can post.
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I'm new to Go, so forgive the long wait time for any bux fix.
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## Contributing
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If you would like to contribute, feel free to email me or send in pull requests. `todo.md` should have some things to get you rolling. There's quite a few items on there that I want added to make `logman` a finished product.
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