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How to listeninglisten to a daemon output?

I have a daemon that printprints some information on to the terminal,. I can see these informations by typing: systemctl status bot.service, this is working well, but this command doesn't listeninglisten to the new output, so if I want to see the new output, generated, then I need to retype the command,.

Is there is a way to always listeninglisten to the daemon and let the output displayeddisplay in the terminal without retype the command?

How to listening a daemon output?

I have a daemon that print some information on the terminal, I can see these informations by typing: systemctl status bot.service, this working well, but this command doesn't listening the new output, so if I want to see the new output generated I need to retype the command, there is a way to always listening the daemon and let the output displayed in the terminal without retype the command?

How to listen to a daemon output?

I have a daemon that prints some information on to the terminal. I can see these informations by typing: systemctl status bot.service, this is working well, but this command doesn't listen to the new output, so if I want to see the new output, generated, then I need to retype the command.

Is there a way to always listen to the daemon and let the output display in the terminal without retype the command?

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I have a daemon that print some information on the terminal, I can see these informations by typing: systemctl status bot.service, this working well, but this command doesn't listening the new output, so if I want to see the new output generated I need to retype the command, there is a way to always listening the daemon theand let the output displayed in the terminal without retype the command?

I have a daemon that print some information on the terminal, I can see these informations by typing: systemctl status bot.service, this working well, but this command doesn't listening the new output, so if I want to see the new output generated I need to retype the command, there is a way to always listening the daemon the let the output displayed in the terminal without retype the command?

I have a daemon that print some information on the terminal, I can see these informations by typing: systemctl status bot.service, this working well, but this command doesn't listening the new output, so if I want to see the new output generated I need to retype the command, there is a way to always listening the daemon and let the output displayed in the terminal without retype the command?

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I have a daemon that print some information on the terminal, I can see these informations by typing: systemctl status bot.service, this working well, but this command doesn't listening the new output, so if I want to see the new output generated I need to retype the command, there is a way to always listening the daemon the let the output displayed in the terminal without retype the command?

Thanks.

I have a daemon that print some information on the terminal, I can see these informations by typing: systemctl status bot.service, this working well, but this command doesn't listening the new output, so if I want to see the new output generated I need to retype the command, there is a way to always listening the daemon the let the output displayed in the terminal without retype the command?

Thanks.

I have a daemon that print some information on the terminal, I can see these informations by typing: systemctl status bot.service, this working well, but this command doesn't listening the new output, so if I want to see the new output generated I need to retype the command, there is a way to always listening the daemon the let the output displayed in the terminal without retype the command?

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