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/usr/bin/traffic_logcat

Apache Traffic Server™ is a fast, scalable and extensible HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 compliant caching proxy server.

From trafficserver-9 9.2.16-r0 (os), captured 2026-11-05 by running traffic_logcat --help (exit 64). permalink

Usage: traffic_logcat [--SWITCH [ARG]]
  switch__________________type__default___description
  -o, --output_file       str             Specify output file
  -a, --auto_filenames    tog   false     Automatically generate output names
  -f, --follow            tog   false     Follow the log file as it grows
  -C, --clf               tog   false     Convert to Common Logging Format
  -E, --elf               tog   false     Convert to Extended Logging Format
  -S, --squid             tog   false     Convert to Squid Logging Format
  -T, --debug_tags        str             Colon-Separated Debug Tags
  -w, --overwrite_output  tog   false     Overwrite existing output file(s)
  -2, --elf2              tog   false     Convert to Extended2 Logging Format
  -h, --help                              Print usage information
  -V, --version                           Print version string
      --run-root                          using TS_RUNROOT as sandbox
Options (12)
OptionDescriptionSource
-o, --output_filestr Specify output filehelp
-a, --auto_filenamestog false Automatically generate output nameshelp
-f, --followtog false Follow the log file as it growshelp
-C, --clftog false Convert to Common Logging Formathelp
-E, --elftog false Convert to Extended Logging Formathelp
-S, --squidtog false Convert to Squid Logging Formathelp
-T, --debug_tagsstr Colon-Separated Debug Tagshelp
-w, --overwrite_outputtog false Overwrite existing output file(s)help
-2, --elf2tog false Convert to Extended2 Logging Formathelp
-h, --helpPrint usage informationhelp
-V, --versionPrint version stringhelp
--run-rootusing TS_RUNROOT as sandboxhelp

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