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Resumes the watching of the current log. This action is only available when the user has already paused the reading.

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This action opens all main categories. This is enabled only if an option has been selected in the <b>Group By</b> menu.

This action closes all main categories. This is enabled only if an option has been selected in the <b>Group By</b> menu.

This action will open a dialog which lets you send a message to the log system.

File Does Not Exist

Unable to Uncompress File

Loading <b>%2</b>...<br /><i>%3</i> - (<b>%4</b>)

Loading <b>%2</b>...<br /><i>%3</i> - (<b>%4</b>/%1 files)

Reloading <b>%2</b>...<br /><i>%3</i> - (<b>%4</b>)

Reloading <b>%2</b>...<br /><i>%3</i> - (<b>%4</b>/%1 files)

Process Crashed

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Daemons' Logs

Display the daemons' logs.

Displays the daemons' logs in the current tab. The daemons are all processes launched in the background of the system. See this log if you want to know what occurs in the background of your system.

<p>These files will be analyzed to show the <b>Daemons' Logs</b>.</p>

Display the CUPS Web Server Access log.

Displays the CUPS Web Server Access log in the current tab. CUPS is the program which manages printing on your computer. This log saves all requests performed to the CUPS embedded web server (default: <i>http://localhost:631</i>).

Displays the CUPS Page log in the current tab. CUPS is the program which manages printing on your computer. This log saves all requests performed to the CUPS embedded web server (default: <i>http://localhost:631</i>).

Displays the CUPS PDF log in the current tab. CUPS is the program which manages printing on your computer. This log saves all requests performed to the CUPS embedded web server (default: <i>http://localhost:631</i>).

Displays the authentication log in the current tab. This log displays all logins made by each user of the system, and can help you to know if someone tried to crack your system.

Authentication log file:

The two arrays size are different, skipping the reading of log files.

The two arrays size are different, skipping the reading of generic paths.

Unable to find the 'logger' command on your system. Please type 'logger' in a Konsole to determine whether this command is installed.

This file does not exist, please choose another.

Your emails

This dialog displays detailed information about the currently selected log line.

Option is true if the user wants to delete repeated log lines.

Option is true if the PID in the process column of the SystemLog is to be omitted.

Option is true if the log lines are to be colored depending on their log level.

Whether the tooltips are enabled.

Whether new lines are displayed.

The Samba log file paths.

&Highlight all

&File content:

Log process &identifier

Open the 'logger' command manual.

This link opens the 'logger' command manual.

The log mode loaded by default at startup. Choose 'No Log Mode' if you do not want this to happen.

Maximum lines displayed:

Select this option if you want to delete duplicate log lines <b>(may be slow)</b>.

Select this option if you want to delete duplicate log lines. <b>This option can slow log reading</b>.

Remove &duplicate log lines (may be slower)

Remove process identifier from process name.

Select this option if you want to remove the process identifier from the process name. For example, the <b>Process</b> column may contain entries such as <i>cron<b>[3433]</b></i>. If this option is activated, the bold part will be removed.

This option allows log lines to be colored depending on their log level.

This option allows log lines to be colored depending on their log level. For example, errors will be shown in red, warnings in orange, and so on. This will help you to see problems more easily.

&Colored log lines

Log file:

Ignore Xorg errors