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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users faster way to loop? Post 302072957 by tads98 on Tuesday 9th of May 2006 06:46:15 AM
Old 05-09-2006
faster way to loop?

Sample Log file

IP.address Date&TimeStamp GET/POST URL ETC
123.45.67.89 MMDDYYYYHHMM GET myURL http://ABC.com
123.45.67.90 MMDDYYYYHHMM GET myURL http://XYZ.com

I have a very huge web server log file (about 1.3GB) that contains entries like the one above. I need to get the last entries of all the different IPs that has myURL in it? Is there a quick way of looping? My idea was

# Get all the Unique IP addresses and then proceed to check each
cat weblog | awk '{print $1} > ip.list

for i in `cat ip.list`
do
cat weblog | grep $i | grep myURL > lastpages.lis
done


each day has around 3000+ unique IP entries and a day's log is about 48MB. with this process, it takes around 30 mins to process a days worth of data. is there a faster way to do this?
 

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pactester(1)															      pactester(1)

NAME
pactester - Tool to test proxy auto-config (pac) files. SYNOPSIS
pactester <-p pacfile> <-u url> [-h host] [-c client_ip] [-e] pactester <-p pacfile> <-f urlslist> [-c client_ip] [-e] DESCRIPTION
pactester is a tool to test proxy auto-config (pac) files. It returns the proxy config string for the given URL and the pac file. pactester uses pacparser C library for most of its functionality. OPTIONS
-p pacfile PAC file to test. Specify "-" to read from the standard input. -u url URL to test the PAC file for. -h host Host part of the URL. If not specified, it's determined from the URL. -c client_ip Client's IP address (as returned by the function myIpAddress() in PAC files). If not specified, it defaults to the IP address of the machine on which this tool is running. -e Enable Microsoft PAC extensions (dnsResolveEx, myIpAddressEx, isResolvableEx). -f urlslist A file containing the list of URLs to be tested. This is good for testing a PAC file against a set of URLs. EXAMPLES
To find out the proxy config string for the pac file "wpad.dat" and the URL "http://www.google.com": $ pactester -p wpad.dat -u http://www.google.com For a client with IP address 10.0.12.123: $ pactester -p wpad.dat -c 10.0.12.123 -u http://www.google.com For a pac file hosted at http://wpad/wpad.dat: $ curl -s http://wpad/wpad.dat | pactester -p - -u http://google.com BUGS
If you have come across a bug in pactester, please submit a bug report at http://code.google.com/p/pacparser/issues/list. AUTHOR
Written by Manu Garg (http://www.manugarg.com). RESOURCES
Homepage: http://code.google.com/p/pacparser. pactester(1)
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