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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting perl script help Post 302320855 by namishtiwari on Friday 29th of May 2009 06:21:21 AM
Old 05-29-2009
Hi,

I am explaing these question as this will be easy to understand the problem-
1. How are you relating session ids to users? Is the user id listed in the logfile or do you have a separate list?

2. How are the session ids related to authentication methods? Again, is this information available in the logfile or do you have a separate list?

Code:
1.. Yes userID is is listed in the logfile by name userName. When we search for the userName, it gives us details about the userName and which sessionID's it belongs.SessionID comes after tid value and leaving one more field after that,consisting of 8digits. each seesion id gives us the details about which mechanism it belongs to.
2. Each sessionID belongs to a mechanism,if we specifically search for the SessionID's it will show the details like this.
	


Thi sdetails will simply tell us which mechanis it belong as we can see the lines like "QnA Session Id :[1:10081229]" in the sessionID related data. This information is available in the logfile. QnAModule is there in the logfile uploaded.
I think now question will be much clear,if not still kindly tell me. and i will try to elaborate more.

Thanks
NT
Last edited by namishtiwari; 06-12-2009 at 06:54 AM..
 

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logtail2

LOGTAIL(8)							  logtail2 manual							LOGTAIL(8)

NAME

       logtail2 - print log file lines that have not been read

SYNOPSIS

       logtail2 [-t] -flogfile [-ooffsetfile]

DESCRIPTION

       logtail2  reads a specified file (usually a log file) and writes to the standard output that part of it which has not been read by previous
       runs of logtail2.  It prints the appropriate number of bytes from the end of logfile, assuming that all changes that are made to it are	to
       add new characters to it.

       logfile must be a plain file.  A symlink is not allowed.

       logtail2  stores  the information about how much of it has already been read in a separate file called offsetfile.  offsetfile can be omit-
       ted.  If omitted, the file named logfile.offset in the same directory which contains logfile is used by default.

       If offsetfile is not empty, the inode of  logfile  is  checked.	 If  the  inode  is  changed,  logtail2  uses  the  heuristics	stored	in
       /usr/share/logtail/detectrotate/  to  find  a file that might be the rotated logfile and prints it starting with the stored offset. It then
       proceeds to simply print the entire new file and generates a new offsetfile.  If the inode is not changed but logfile is  shorter  than	it
       was at the last run of logtail2, it writes a warning message to the standard output.

OPTIONS

       -f     logfile to be read after offset

       -o     offsetfile stores offset of previous run

       -t     test mode - do not change offset in offsetfile

RETURN VALUES

       0      successful

       65     cannot get the size of logfile

       66     general file or directory access issue

       73     cannot write offsetfile

AUTHOR

       The original logtail was written in C by Craig H. Rowland <crowland@psionic.com>.  This version of logtail is a modification of Paul Sloot-
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