Paul Gracy wrote:
>
>I'm guessing that the first entry on each line in access.log is a time stamp.
> How do I make it readable (YY/MM/DD or similar)?
>
I asked the same a long time ago and got this nice
gem as a reply:
--- #!/usr/bin/perl # # Date Converting Filter - Simon Amor, 7th October 1996 <spa@dmu.ac.uk> # # Usage: cat access.log | ./dateconv.pl | less # while (<>) { if (/^(\d+)(\..+)$/) { $time=localtime($1); print substr($time,0,11).substr($time,20,4).substr($time,10,9)."$2\n"; } } --- Always Read The Fine ML Archive... ;-) <CB> -- // <CB> aka Christian Balzer, Tannenstr. 23c, D-64342 Seeheim, Germany \X/ CB@brewhq.swb.de | Voice: +49 6257 83036, Fax/Data: +49 6257 83037 SWB - The Software Brewery - | Team H, Germany HQ | Anime no OtakuReceived on Mon Aug 18 1997 - 07:22:55 MDT
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