The Logtools package contains a number of programs for managing log files (mainly for web servers).
- clfmerge will merge a number of Common Logfile Format web log files into a single file while also re-ordering them in a sliding window to cope with web servers that generate log entries with the start-time of the request and write them in order of completion.
- logprn operates like tail -f but will (after a specified period of inactivity) spawn a process and write the new data in the log file
to it’s standard input. - clfsplit will split up a single CLF format web log into a number of files based on the client’s IP address.
- funnel will write it’s standard-input to a number of files or processes.
- clfdomainsplit split a CLF format web log containing fully qualified URLs (including the host name) into separate files, one for each host.
Download:
- logtools-0.13e.tgz – made it compile with the latest STL, and made it not default to “verbose” mode.
- logtools-0.13d.tgz – made it compile with GCC 4.3.
- logtools-0.13c.tgz – minor documentation improvements and made it compile with recent GCC.
- logtools-0.13a.tgz – made clfdomainsplit work correctly with URLs that specify the port.
- logtools-0.13.tgz – compiles with GCC 3.x.
- logtools-0.12b.tgz – minor improvement to man pages.
- logtools-0.12a.tgz
- logtools-0.11.tgz
- logtools-0.10.tgz
- logtools-0.08.tgz
- logtools-0.07.tgz
- logtools-0.06.tgz
- logtools-0.05.tgz
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