04-27-2009
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Originally Posted by
tadi18
Can someone please help me with searching a string during a specific time frame. Below is the format of the time from my log file.
[27/Apr/2009:09:39:33 -0400] "GET /AAM2009_wherewereheaded.wmv HTTP/1.1" 200 52307085
The search string I need is "AAM2009_wherewereheaded.wmv"
I need to search the number of occurances of AAM2009_wherewereheaded.wmv until time 28/Apr/2009:11:59:00
What you are saying - and please correct me if I am wrong is -
There is a file which will be updated periodically till tommorow 11:59:00 and you want to check for the string existance/count till that time? If so, can you post the sample file created till now?
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