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05-07-2008

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Creating searches?

Hello. Could do with some help on where to get started really. If anyone could help me it would be greatly appreciated.

I have been working on this for a while now and I don't really know where to start but I am looking into creating a script that will process website hit files and output statistical information to the screen.

I have all of the hit files already and i have them populated like this:

137.44.2.8 Mon Feb 4 22:02:35 GMT 2008
149.192.2.81 Mon Feb 4 23:22:12 GMT 2008
132.53.17.171 Tue Feb 5 01:56:16 GMT 2008

What i want to do is create script(s) that will:

1. Request from the user a particular time period of interest for them to search all of this information

2. find

(i) the number of hits occurring during the given time period, and

(ii) the number of hits from unique IP addresses (counting two as one)

3. Present this information in table with the headings �page�, �hits� and �unique hits�

Also all the hit files are stored in a hits directory and I want the script to be executed from the parent directory of hits.

Again if anyone can point me in a good direction this would be greatly appreciated.

All i can think of so far is using "if" functions. but this is the first time i have used unix. (im using SUSE10.3 if that helps?) i just really wanted some pointers/solutions.

thanks for your time.

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apphbd

APPHBD(8)						  System administration utilitie						 APPHBD(8)

NAME

       apphbd - Application Heartbeat Monitor for High-Availability Linux

SYNOPSIS

       apphbd [-srkdh] [-c file]

DESCRIPTION

	   Warning
	   apphbd is deprecated; its use is strongly discouraged. The functionality provided by apphbd has been replaced by resource-level
	   monitoring in Pacemaker.

       /usr/lib/heartbeat/apphbd is a basic application heartbeat monitor daemon for Linux-HA. A group of Application Heartbeat APIs are defined
       for this heartbeat monitoring service. Applications may register with the daemon in order to be monitored. If an application fails to send
       a heartbeat within the specified interval, the daemon will log an event.

       apphbd may use a watchdog timer to monitor itself.

       apphbd extends its functionality by using plugins. A plugin, recmgr notifies the recovery manager daemon if certain events occur (e.g. an
       application fails to heartbeat).

       The Recovery Manager daemon (/usr/lib/heartbeat/recoverymgrd) receives notification from the recmgr plugin, then it tries to execute
       recovery scripts as configured. See the recoverymgrd default configuration file, recoverymgrd.conf for details.

       recoverymgrd registers itself with apphbd as a client application.  apphbd should be started first with the recmgr plugin loaded. Then,
       recoverymgrd should be configured and started

OPTIONS

       The following options are supported:

       -s
	   Show the status of apphbd, running or stopped.

       -k
	   Stop (kill) the daemon.

       -r
	   Restart the daemon.	apphbd will reload its configuration file when restarted.

       -d level
	   Set the debug level.

       -h
	   Show a brief usage message.

       -c file
	   Set an alternate configuration file. The default configuration file is ./apphbd.cf. For details on the file format and supported
	   options, refer to the example apphbd.cf file found in the documentation directory.

FILES

       o   /var/run/apphbd.pid - default PID file

       o   apphbd.cf - Default configuration file for apphbd.  apphbd searches the file in its working directory.

       o   recoverymgrd.conf - default configuration file for recoverymgrd. recoverymgrd searches the file in its working directory. An
	   alternative configuration file may be specified on the command line.

       o   /usr/lib/heartbeat/plugins/AppHBNotification - directory containing plugins for apphbd.

SEE ALSO

       heartbeat(8)

AUTHORS

       Alan Robertson <alanr@unix.sh>
	   apphbd

       Andrea Brugger <andrea.l.brugger@intel.com>
	   man page

       Florian Haas <florian.haas@linbit.com>
	   man page

Heartbeat 3.0.5 						 November 26, 2009							 APPHBD(8)