uncat - continuously reads stdin, splits up the data either by timeout or number of bytes read to process

       Gerrit Pape <pape@smarden.org>

                                                                                                        uncat(1)

uncat  continuously reads stdin and repeatedly processes the data either after seconds timeout or maximal
       number of bytes size read. To process the data, uncat starts prog and feeds the data into prog's standard
       input.  prog's standard output is redirected to standard error.  uncat never writes to standard output.

       prog consist of one or more arguments.

       If prog exits non-zero, uncat prints an error message, discards the data and continues to read stdin.

       Note that uncat is not crash proof.

       uncat is used to run the socklog-notify service.

uncat returns 0 after receiving a TERM signal.  uncat returns 111 on error.

       uncat - continuously reads stdin, splits up the data either by timeout or number of bytes read to process
       it

-v     verbose. Print verbose messages to stderr.

       -o     once. Exit on end of input. Normally uncat continues waiting for data on standard input,  even  on
              end of file.

       -tseconds
              timeout. Set the timeout to seconds seconds. Default is 300.

       -ssize
              Set the maximal number of bytes to size.  Default is 1024.

socklog(8), socklog-conf(8), sv(8), runsv(8), svlogd(8), tryto(1)

        http://smarden.org/socklog/http://smarden.org/runit/

       If uncat receives a TERM signal, it starts to process the data in memory and exits as soon as possible.

       uncat also does this on end of input if the -o option was given.

uncat [-vo] [-t seconds] [-s size] prog