---
name: "z-push-top"
section: "1"
platform: "linux"
package: "z-push-common"
version: "2.4.5-2"
release: "Debian 10 (Buster)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/z-push-top"
---

# z-push-top(1)

top-like overview of Z-push

## NAME

z-push-top — top-like overview of Z-push

## SYNOPSIS

**z-push-top**

## DESCRIPTION

**z-push-top** is a live top-like overview of what Z-push is doing.

## OPTIONS

None.

## USAGE

When **z-push-top** is running you can specify certain actions and options which can be executed (listed below). This help information can also be shown inside z-push-top by hitting **help** or **h**.

### h,help

Displays this information.

### q,quit,:q

Exits z-push-top.

### w,wide

Tries not to truncate data. Automatically done if more than 180 columns available.

### f:VAL,filter:VAL

Only display connections which contain VAL. This value is case-insensitive.

### f:,filter:

Without a search word: resets the filter.

### l:STR,log:STR

Issues 'less +G' on the logfile, after grepping on the optional STR.

### t:STR,tail:STR

Issues 'tail -f' on the logfile, grepping for optional STR.

### e:STR,error:STR

Issues 'tail -f' on the error logfile, grepping for optional STR.

### r,reset

Resets 'wide' or 'filter'.

### o:,option:

Sets display options. Valid options are:

- **p,push**

  Lists/does not list active and open push connections.

- **a,action**

  Lists only active connections.

- **u,unknown**

  Lists only unknown connections.

- **10,20**

  Lists terminated connections for 10 or 20 seconds. Any other number can be used.

- **d,default**

  Use default display options.

## SEE ALSO

https://wiki.z-hub.io/display/ZP/Tools:+z-push-top