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Split the access.log based on date
I am trying to get the content of Apache access.log file for the current date for viewing purposes.
I can get it with the following sed command sed -n '/09\/Oct\/2008/,/09\/Oct\/2008/p' access.log | less now I want to enhance it such that it will automatically take current date instead of hard coding. Any ideas will be helpful. Thanks, Prathap |
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