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Command Line Log Reader
The command line log reading tool provides the users with a command line tool for reading the
SMH log messages without using the UI. The command is:
smhlogreader [options]
where, the [options] are:
-h|--help , displays the help message.
--version , displays the HP SMH version.
-f|--file FILE , FILE represents a path to a file.
--from FROM , FROM: to display a range of messages, this option describes the ID of the first
message.
--to TO , TO: to display a range of messages, this option describes the ID of the last message.
-l|--lang LANG , LANG: the language used to display the log messages.
IMPORTANT: smhlogreader CLI also allows the combined use of these options in a single
command.
For example, smhlogreader --lang LANG --from FROM --to TO --file FILE
The different options provided by the smhlogreader CLI are:
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Help
It allows the user to run the command to display the help message for this tool.
The following command displays the help message for the smhlogreader CLI.
smhlogreader -h|--help
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Version
It allows the user to run the command to display the version of HP SMH.
The following command displays the HP SMH version number.
smhlogreader --version
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Language
It allows the user to select language of choice for the messages to be displayed
The following command allows the user to select the language of choice for the messages to
be displayed.
smhlogreader -l|--lang en|ja
By default the HP SMH Logs and UI supports “en” for English and “ja” for Japanese.
NOTE: To display the messages properly, the necessary fonts to display the messages must
be installed on the system. For example, on a non-Japanese version of Windows the user
needs to install Japanese fonts to read the log in that language.
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Reading Logs
It displays a list with the most recent messages.
The following command displays a list with the most recent messages.
smhlogreader
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Range
It allows the user to set the range of messages that smhlogreader CLI should display.
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