How to specify last number of lines in Linux tail command
How to specify last number of lines in Linux tail command
If you want to display the desired last number of lines with Linuxtail, it will be sufficient to specify a number with the -n parameter.
For example :
To show the last 100 lines in the mail.log file and watch them live:
tail -f -n 100 /var/log/mail.log
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