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Choose File→Local Log File from the LogViewer main menu, or click Open log in the log tab tool bar. The Local Log File form opens.
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Use the form to navigate to the log-file location.
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Select a log file and click on the Add object... icon button between the form panels. The log is listed in the panel on the right.
Note: The log file can be in compressed or uncompressed format.
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Click on the Plugins tab.
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Choose a plug-in from the Plugin drop-down menu.
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If you choose the Bring to Front plug-in, perform the following steps:
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Specify a regular expression as a match criterion in the Message Filter field.
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Go to
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If you choose the E-Mail plug-in, perform the following steps:
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Specify a regular expression as a match criterion in the Message Filter field.
- Configure the required parameters:
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Message Filter—specifies a regular expression that is used as a filter to identify the log entries that invoke the plug-in
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Subject—specifies the e-mail message subject line
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Body Prefix—specifies the text that precedes the log-entry text in an e-mail message
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Authenticate? —specifies whether or not authentication is enabled
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User—specifies a user name associated with the plug-in
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Password—specifies an SMTP password
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Host—specifies the name of an SMTP server
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Use TLS? —specifies whether the mail server uses Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption
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Use SSL? —specifies whether the mail server uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption
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To—specifies the e-mail address of the recipient
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From—specifies the sender e-mail address used by the plug-in
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Minimum E-mail Time (minutes)—specifies the minimum time between messages that the plug-in sends, to prevent e-mail flooding
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Click OK. The Local Log File form closes.
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