Monitor Prusalink log in real time.
On a Pi 4 installation of Prusalink, how can you monitor the log file in real time?
I'm exploring; adding Gcode - M330 SYSLOG at the beginning, and then M118 HELLO to the after layer gcode.
Then something like journalctl -f | grep HELLO .
Am I getting warmer???
RE: Monitor Prusalink log in real time.
If you’re looking to monitor PrusaLink logs in real time, one thing that helps is setting up a continuous log viewer — for example using a terminal or SSH session that tails the log file so you can see updates as they happen. On Linux/Mac you can use tail -f, and on Windows tools like PowerShell’s Get-Content -Wait work similarly.
Also make sure your PrusaLink configuration is set to verbose logging if you need extra detail; quieter logging levels often buffer and batch entries, so real-time visibility isn’t as clear.
This approach helps catch issues or status changes quickly without having to refresh or reload pages manually.
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