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Re: statslog perl filter
At 08:01 AM 10/27/2004, Hallvard B Furuseth wrote:
>I've found this script useful when playing with server logs.
>Should I commit it somewhere?
contrib/slapd-tools/statslog
>It doesn't really fit into the current
>OpenLDAP source tree, but I don't know where else to put it - there is
>no 'OpenLDAP tools' distribution. Maybe we should start one.
>
> http://folk.uio.no/hbf/OpenLDAP/statslog
>
>Usage message:
>
> Usage: statslog [options] [logfiles; may be .gz or .bz2 files]
>
> Output selected parts of slapd's statslog output (loglevel 256) from
> syslog or stderr, grouping log lines by LDAP connection.
>
> Options:
> --brief -b Brief output (omit time, host/process name/ID).
> --exclude=RE -e RE Exclude connections whose output matches REgexp.
> --include=RE -i RE Only include connections matching REgexp.
> --EXCLUDE=RE -E RE As --exclude, but case-sensitive.
> --INCLUDE=RE -I RE As --include, but case-sensitive.
> --loose -l RE Exclude "loose" lines (lines with no connection)
> matching RE. E.g. -l'$' excludes all loose lines.
> --sort -s Sort the input files, oldest first.
> --trace -t Print file names as they are read. Implies -u.
> --units -u Print active connections at end of each file.
> Multiple --exclude and --include options may be used.
>
> Note that --trace and --units make the --exclude and --include options
> unreliable for connections that span more than one log file.
>
>BTW, I'm a bit unsatisfied with the --loose option. It sort of does the
>opposite of what it looks like - exclude instead of include. But I've
>found it's current functionality the most convenient one, except perhaps
>'exclude all' would be a nicer default - and even less intuitive.
>Suggestions welcome.
>
>--
>Hallvard