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- On a Unix machine, you can bring into XpoLog local logs that reside on the same machine or in a mounted directory to which you have direct access.
- On a Windows machine, you can define zipped logs (single/multiple files) without extracting them:
If you have a file archive.zip/archive.gz/archive.tar, which contains inside a single file, it should be defined directly on that archive file.
If you have a file archive.zip/archive.tar, which contains inside multiple files (log-name.log, log-name.log.1, log-name.log.2, ..., log-name.log.N) it should be defined using the name pattern: archive.zip?log-name.log{string}/archive.gz?log-name.log{string}/archive.tar?log-name.log{string}
If you have a file archive.zip/archive.tar, which contains inside directories and files multiple files (log-name.log, log-name.log.1, log-name.log.2, ..., log-name.log.N) it should be defined using the name pattern: archive.zip?PATH/TO/FILES/archive.tar?PATH/TO/FILES/log-name.log{string}