<?php
/*
* test_log_watcher.php
*
* @(#) $Id: test_log_watcher.php,v 1.2 2004/07/27 08:05:58 mlemos Exp $
*
*/
require('log_watcher_class.php');
$log_watcher=new log_watcher_class;
/*
* Specify the file name of the log file to watch
*/
$log_watcher->log_file_name='/var/log/httpd/php_error_log';
/*
* Specify who is going to receive the notifications about the new lines
* added to the log file
*/
$log_watcher->watcher_name='Manuel Lemos';
$log_watcher->watcher_email='mlemos@acm.org';
/*
* Specify who is going to be the sender of the notification messages
*/
$log_watcher->system_name='PHP log watcher';
$log_watcher->system_email='my@site.com';
/*
* Often, error log entries are added due to critical bugs tha need to
* fixed immediately. By default this class uses the PHP mail()
* function to send the log file changes messages, but that may not be
* the fastest way to deliver an urgent message as it is relayed to a
* local mailer or an intermediate relay SMTP server.
*
* A convenient alternative is to use the urgent_mail function to
* replace the mail function by uncommenting the following lines:
*
* require_once("email_message.php");
* require_once("smtp_message.php");
* require_once("smtp.php");
* require_once("urgent_mail.php");
*
* $log_watcher->mail='urgent_mail';
*/
/*
* Open the log file and point it to the last line that was read or the
* end of the file if this the first time the log is opened
*/
$log_watcher->OpenLog();
/*
* Send the new log file lines, if any, in a message with the specified
* subject
*/
$log_watcher->MailNews('PHP error log report');
/*
* Close the log file and store the last line position in the pointer
* file
*/
$success=$log_watcher->CloseLog();
/*
* If there was an error, output it
*/
if(!$success)
echo 'Log watcher error: ',$log_watcher->error,"\n";
?>
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