Weird output of the plugin?

[dmitry-mightydevops]

Hello,

This is what I get:

k node-logs ip-10-120-149-23.ec2.internal --query=messages
<pre>
<a href="amazon/">amazon/</a>
<a href="audit/">audit/</a>
<a href="aws-routed-eni/">aws-routed-eni/</a>
<a href="boot.log">boot.log</a>
<a href="btmp">btmp</a>
<a href="btmp-20240401.gz">btmp-20240401.gz</a>
<a href="chrony/">chrony/</a>
<a href="cloud-init-output.log">cloud-init-output.log</a>
<a href="cloud-init.log">cloud-init.log</a>
<a href="containers/">containers/</a>
<a href="cron">cron</a>
<a href="dmesg">dmesg</a>
<a href="dmesg.old">dmesg.old</a>
<a href="grubby">grubby</a>
<a href="grubby_prune_debug">grubby_prune_debug</a>
<a href="journal/">journal/</a>
<a href="lastlog">lastlog</a>
<a href="maillog">maillog</a>
<a href="messages">messages</a>
<a href="pods/">pods/</a>
<a href="secure">secure</a>
<a href="spooler">spooler</a>
<a href="tallylog">tallylog</a>
<a href="wtmp">wtmp</a>
<a href="yum.log">yum.log</a>
</pre>

• aws eks 1.28
• kubectl 1.28
• latest node-logs plugin

[aravindhp]

Thanks for opening the issue. It is a bug with listing the directories. I will take a look when I have some cycles.

BTW, viewing a file like yum.log should work.