?? wrote:
> Hi :
>    We are planning to monitor AIX 5 system and our AIX administer told 
> us that he usually use errpt to review AIX error log which is 
> in proprietary format. That means it's impossible to use SEC to parse 
> this log.  So anyone have idea on how to convert this error log to blank 
> format in realtime or we only need to monitor standard syslog file in 
> AIX environment?

well, I haven't worked with errpt before, but... after browsing a web, I 
found a HOWTO which describes commonly used options for errpt. Among the 
options, I spotted the -c command line option which should be identical 
to 'tail -f' on regular files. If this flag is supported by errpt on 
your system and it behaves like 'tail -f', there are a number of ways 
for getting errpt's output: you can start the "errpt -c" process from 
SEC with the 'spawn' action; start it with 'shellcmd' option, direct the 
output to a file which is monitored by SEC; start the errpt -c process 
from cron and direct its output to a file which is monitored by SEC, etc.
BR,
risto

> 
> Thx & rgds
> LY
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