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I have my "c" application which uses a lot of printf to display the necessary information. Application has started automatically at boot time (using init.d or systemd). How I can access to it's console? I am not interesting in all data since application was started. I want to view current data... Should I use tmux?

I have my "c" application which uses a lot of printf to display the necessary information. Application has started automatically at boot time (using init.d). How I can access to it's console? I am not interesting in all data since application was started. I want to view current data... Should I use tmux?

I have my "c" application which uses a lot of printf to display the necessary information. Application has started automatically at boot time (using init.d or systemd). How I can access to it's console? I am not interesting in all data since application was started. I want to view current data... Should I use tmux?

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I have my "c" application which uses a lot of printf to display the necessary information. Application has started automatically at boot time (using init.d). How I can access to it's console? I am not interesting in all data since application was started. I want to view current data... Should I use tmux?

I have my "c" application which uses a lot of printf to display the necessary information. Application has started automatically at boot time. How I can access to it's console? I am not interesting in all data since application was started. I want to view current data... Should I use tmux?

I have my "c" application which uses a lot of printf to display the necessary information. Application has started automatically at boot time (using init.d). How I can access to it's console? I am not interesting in all data since application was started. I want to view current data... Should I use tmux?

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