**Update (2020-08-06)** _The lbrynet.sqlite database is now opened in read-only mode. I'm not 100% sure this was causing any issues, but it is better practice anyway._ **Update (2020-07-13)** _Made it so that it only displays lines from the current time onwards, rather than printing out the whole file when you first launch it._ **Update (2020-05-22)** _Added a timeout interval for the geolocation HTTP requests, and also fixed a dumb bug._ **Update (2020-05-21)** _Added origin information for downloaded blobs, and caching of IP addresses that have previously been seen._ **Update (2020-05-20)** _I thought it would be fun to use geolocation to figure out where in the world your blobs are being sent. It's quite fun to watch! Of course it's not 100% reliable because some people use VPNs and things, but it's still interesting and probably mostly accurate._ **Update (2020-05-10)**: _I made a few minor improvements to the presentation of the output and also to not try to guess the file when no blob is referenced in the line._ This Python script will `tail` your LBRY log file, that is, watch it for recent log messages and print out those messages to the screen. When you seed a "blob" to another peer on the LBRY network, it will perform an SQL query to figure out what file it is that you're actually seeding, and will annotate the normal log message with that extra information. You'll need to `pip install pygtail` for it to work, but I think the other dependencies are standard. Because it's _current year_, this is a Python 3 program and I wouldn't expect it to work under Python 2. At the beginning of the script I'm assuming some things about the location of your LBRY-related files, that are probably true if you're running Linux, but probably not true on other operating systems. You can always just edit the code to point to the actual files if they are elsewhere for you. As always, don't forget to allow incoming connections on port 3333 if you want to be a seeder.