Full usage can be viewed at any time by invoking LogShark --help. The only required argument is the log set location, which can be either an archive (zip file), a directory, or a logset hash.
LogShark command syntax
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LogShark <i>LogSetLocation</i> <i>RunId</i> [<i>Options</i>]
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<LogSetLocation> - Location of the logs to process (zip file or unzipped folder)
<RunId> - Unique identifier to use for output of this run (i.e. SaturdayOutageLogs). If not specified
| Options | Description |
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| –force-run-id | LogShark prefixes RunId with timestamp even if RunId provided by the user. This flag prevents timestamps from being added to user-supplied RunId. In this case, you are responsible for providing unique RunId for each run |
| –password | Tableau server password |
| –pg-db-conn-string | Connection string for output database for postgres writer |
| –pg-db-host | Output database hostname for postgres writer |
| –pg-db-name | Output database name for postgres writer |
| –pg-db-pass | Output database password for postgres writer |
| –pg-db-user | Output database username for postgres writer |
-plugins all, --plugins <plugin1>;<plugin2>... |
(Default: All) List of plugins to run, to specify more than one plugin, list them separated by a semicolon, no spaces. Or “All” to run all applicable plugins. See LogShark plugins and generated workbooks |
| –site | Tableau server site name |
| –url | Tableau server URL |
| –username | Tableau server username |
| –workbookname |
Custom workbook name to append to the end of each workbook generated. |
| -?, -h, –help | Show help information |
| -a, –append-to |
Append this run results to the results from a specified run id. Implementation varies by output writer. See Visualize Historical Trends of Your Logs for more info |
| -c, –config |
Specify alternative config file to use. By default <LogShark_Install_location.\Config\LogSharkConfig.json is used |
| -l, –listplugins | Lists the LogShark plugins available for use with --plugins parameter |
| -p, –publishworkbooks | (Default: False) Publish resulting workbooks to Tableau Server |
-w, --writer <WRITER> |
Select type of output writer to use (i.e. “csv”, “postgres, “sql”, etc) |