The primary purpose of File::Tail is reading and analysing log files while they are being written, which is especialy usefull if you are monitoring the logging process with a tool like Tobias Oetiker's MRTG. The module tries very hard NOT to "busy-wa...

"File::Tail::FAM" reports when new data chunks are appended to a given file. Similar to the Unix command $ tail -f filename it watches a file grow continuously and reports whenever a new chunk of data has been added. Differently from the traditional ...

Monitors and processes any lines appended to the end of one or more files in a given list of directories, keeping state between sessions, and using kernel notification of file change events to maximise efficiency. A list of directories is given to mo...

Adds two methods for a File::Tail object and one function. tail_app() As in the SYNOPSIS, creates an app that processes a file's tail line by line. Its only arg is a hashref with these keys: new Required. This is an array ref of the array you give to...

This module is made for seekable 'tailf' implementation. File::Tail is good, but it can not seek when reading started,so we may miss contents if programe crash. This module slove the problem. And it is quite simple and easy to use....

Event::FileTail is an attempt to reproduce the behaviour of the 'tail -f' using Event as the backend. The main difference between this module and other modules that tries to implement it is that it leaves room for parallel processing using Event....

Basically this module connects File::Tail::Dir to Log::Dispatch::Scribe. It monitors files in a given directory (or set of directories), such as Apache log files in /var/log/httpd, and as the log files are written to, takes the changes and sends them...

Yet another module to tail a file. Even if the file are renamed by logrotate(8), this module tail a new file created by logrotate(8)....

This extension can be used for synchronous data asynchronously from redis to MySQL. Maybe you can code like below. use DBI; use Redis::AOF::Tail::File; use Storable qw(retrieve store); # variables in this comment should be defined # $data_source, $us...

The File::SmartTail module provides functionality modeled on the UNIX tail command, but enhanced with a variety of options, and the capability to "remember" how far it has processed a file, between invocations. rtail.pl is not normally used directly,...

This module makes it easy to periodically check a file for new content and act on it. For instance, you may want to parse a log file whenever it is updated....

A kvpar file consists of zero or more paragraphs (delimited by blank lines). Each line in a paragraph has the form "*KEY* *VAL*"; the key and value are separated by a single space (ASCII character 32). A single element may have the form "@*STR* *VAL*...

#=head2 awk # #Not implemented. # #=cut #sub awk { # _not_implemented(); #} basename Given a path to a file or directory returns the last part of the path. See File::Basename for details....

This module takes care of dealing with files regardless of whether they're local or remote. It allows you to create and edit files without having to worry about their physical location on the network. If a file passed into a function is of the form "...

File::Assets is a tool for managing JavaScript and CSS assets in a (web) application. It allows you to "publish" assests in one place after having specified them in different parts of the application (e.g. throughout request and template processing p...