This is a very particular case of a general need:
I am coding on a Mac and deploying using capistrano onto a mongrel
cluster on my server.
What''s the best way for me to keep an eye on the ./shared/logs/
production.log file as it grows on the server from my mac.
The obvious one is to have a shell window open and having a tail -f
going. But is there something more elegant and productive? What''s the
best practice here?
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