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SH script to split squid log by date
Hi,
I really need your help to make a script to split a large squid's log file into a multiple files, each of them containing the log entries for every logged date. To achieve the result I planned to use the function "date" with the first log field as a parameter using this syntax: date -d @(ten number squid timestamp field) +%F to obtain the desired filename for splitted logs. Example: # date -d @1232163496 +%F will return: 2009-01-16 The idea is to analize the first field of each line in the log file and append whole line to the corresponding file. Any help would be apreciated, I'm a newbie ¿Someone can help me? Last edited by _MCRH_; 01-28-2009 at 05:02 PM.. Reason: Before close it |
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