better yet, just use backticks: <? echo `tail $filename` ?> On Fri, 26 Oct 2001 16:13:31 +0200, _lallous wrote: >to tail a file use the "+" flag when opening that log file, >and write a simple PHP script that spits that file to you, ie: >showlog.php ><? >readfile('logfile.txt'); >?> >"Yamin Prabudy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message >003901c15de4$82f0cb70$fe2796ca@dusak">news:003901c15de4$82f0cb70$fe2796ca@dusak... >> Hi there I need help here >> I got a file say it's a logs file and keep update ever changes >> >> I need to tail this files and pharse it into web, so I can see >>this the >> update without login into server (jst thru web browser ) how can i >>do this >> >> Thanks for Help >> > > >
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