Show All Syserrs in One File

[megatixos 18]

Hello,

I want to release my bash file that generates a all_logs.txt file that contains all syserrs messages from:

1. All channels and all cores of each of them.
2. Including game99
3. Including auth.
4. Including db.

all_logs.txt will look like this:

 

 

There are currently no errors in my server so that is why it is very small and clean, but everything from all syserrs will be there for you waiting to solve it.

I think it is much better instead of going one by one folder to check.

In order to install follow the instructions below.

1. Create a new file named show_all_syserr.sh in the same directory as your start.sh and/or other bash files.
2. Open it and write the following code:

#!/bin/sh
rm -f all_logs.txt #Removes old all_logs.txt if already exists.
starting_directory=$PWD #Saves current directory for further use.
for current_directory in */*/ ; do ( #For every directory (2 hops, with that i mean 1 hop is going to channel1, channel2, channel3 etc... and second hop is going into core1, core2, core3 etc... (it does not matter how many channels you have or how many cores you have.)) it will collect syserr file contents and append it to all_logs.txt.
	cd "$current_directory"
	if [ -f syserr ]; then
		echo "*************************" >> $starting_directory/all_logs.txt
		echo "* Logs of $current_directory" >> $starting_directory/all_logs.txt
		echo "*************************" >> $starting_directory/all_logs.txt
		cat syserr >> $starting_directory/all_logs.txt
	fi
); done
clear #Cleaning console after job has been done.
if [ -f all_logs.txt ]; then #Checks if there is or not a all_logs.txt created.
	echo -e "\033[32mall_logs.txt created successfully in $starting_directory!\033[0m"
else
	echo -e "\033[32mServer is error free, none syserr found!\033[0m"
fi 

Save, go to console --> sh show_all_syserr.sh --> Wait for it to finish --> You are ready to examine the errors.

[MrKarpiuk 117]

Problem:

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Edited September 3, 2022 by Metin2 Dev
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[Shogun 4478]

"I think it is much better instead of going one by one folder to check."

 

You know you can do this right?

 

tail -f */*/syserr