I'm looking for the equivalent of the Unix 'tail' command that will allow me to watch the output of a log file while it is being written to.
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I'm using Kiwi Log Viewer. It's free.
You can try WinTail as well.
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Another option would be to install MSYS (which is more leightweight than Cygwin).
Try Windows Services for UNIX. Provides shells, awk, sed, etc. as well as tail.
I just wrote this little batch script. It isn't as sophisticated as the Unix "tail", but hopefully someone can add on to it to improve it, like limiting the output to the last 10 lines of the file, etc. If you do improve this script, please send it to me at robbing ~[at]~ gmail.com.
In Far Manager, press F3 on a file to enter the standard viewer, then the End key to navigate to the end of file.
If the file is updated, Far Manager will scroll it automatically.