On Tue, 7 Nov 2000, Steve Koch wrote:
| Rather than using Calamaris or other apps like it, I would like to write a
| simple perl script to pull source/destination out of access.log to track
| user activity. However, there isn't a timestamp in any of the log files
| that is apparent to me. The only number I see in access.log for example is
| something like 73606367.853, and I don't see the time in that. Am I missing
| something? Is there a timestamp in any of the log files?
The first row in the access log is your timestamp, it's seconds since the
epoch (unix timestamp).
Try this:
% cat /path/to/squid/access.log | \
perl -nwe '/^([\d\.]+)(.*)$/o ; $time = $1 ; $therest = $2 ;
$time = localtime($time) ; print "$time $therest\n"'
(This is supposed to be a one-liner)
|
Regards
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Dan Larsson | Tel: +46 8 550 120 21
Tyfon Svenska AB | Fax: +46 8 550 120 02
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