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logman
Collecting log files for the greater good!
This program lets you grab log files remotely and store them up into a compressed file on your local machine!
In all reality, you can literally grab any file you wish to grab of any remote machine.
Installation
If you have Go installed, use go get for grabbing this repo:
go get github.com/wymillerlinux/logman
If you don't have Go installed, I will provide binaries soon.
Running
Before you start the program, I would like to highlight the attraction to said program.
The configuration file, config.yaml, is where you set everything about where you want
to grab logs from.
To run the logman program:
go run . in the root directory of the project.
To build the logman program:
go build . and then a binary will appear in the bin directory of your $GOPATH.
After that, just run the binary and you should be golden.
Troubleshooting
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.
I'm new to Go, so forgive the long wait time for any bux fix.
Contributing
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.