Viewer problem
- From: Jan Exss <jan exss de>
- To: mc gnome org
- Subject: Viewer problem
- Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2003 15:34:48 +0100 (CET)
Hello!
I have a number of plain text files which have been log rotated:
$ ls -l
... access.log
... access.log.1
... access.log.2.gz
.
.
.
... access.log.10
... access.log.10.gz
All files may be identically.
When I use the built in viewer of mc (is it built in or is it an external
pager?) to view the contents of the file I notice the following funny
thing:
If the file has a name like *.1 or *.2 or anything with 1 number after the
dot, all lines are cut after 66 characters, but the actual newlines are
ignored. This makes it impossible to read the file as it is a well
formated log file (new entry in each new line). This happens also if the
files are gzipped (apache.log.2.gz).
Everything is fine if the file name has:
- two or more numbers (or letters) after the dot
- a single letter instead of a single number (apache.log.t is fine)
This is true for mc 4.5.54 and 4.6.0 (Debian and SuSE Linux).
No problem when using the editor instead of the pager.
How can I avoid this behavior?
Thanks in advance,
Jan.
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