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ziproxylogtool

ZIPROXYLOGTOOL(1)						      ZIPROXY							 ZIPROXYLOGTOOL(1)

NAME

       ziproxylogtool - is a low-level log analyser

SYNOPSIS

       ziproxylogtool [general_options] [filtering_options]

DESCRIPTION

       ziproxylogtool is a low-level log analyser, its purpose is to be invoked by scripts.  It is expected to be reasonably fast and generic.

       These  programs	follow	the  usual  GNU  command  line	syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-').  A summary of options is
       included below.

GENERAL OPTIONS

       -m, --mode mode
	      Output mode:
	      "g" - Global stats
	      "h" - Per host stats (accesses, in_bytes, out_bytes, compression %, hostname)
	      "f" - Filter mode (filter log entries according to filtering options)

       -i, --in-file filename
	      Input file (Ziproxy log file). If unspecified, uses stdin.

       -o, --out-file filename
	      Output file (stats output). If unspecified, uses stdout.

       -h, --help
	      Display summarized help

FILTERING OPTIONS

       If ommited, won't apply.

       -1, --epoch-min unix_epoch
	      Filter entries starting from that epoch.

       -2, --epoch-max unix_epoch
	      Filter entries older than that epoch.

       -3, --bytes-in-min bytes
	      Filter entries which incoming_bytes >= <bytes>

       -4, --bytes-in-max bytes
	      Filter entries which incoming_bytes < <bytes>

       -5, --bytes-out-min bytes
	      Filter entries which outgoing_bytes >= <bytes>

       -6, --bytes-out-max bytes
	      Filter entries which outgoing_bytes < <bytes>

       -7, --delay-min mili_seconds
	      Filter entries which delay >= <mili_seconds>

       -8, --delay-max mili_seconds
	      Filter entries which delay < <mili_seconds>

SEE ALSO

       ziproxy(1)

AUTHOR

       ziproxylogtool was written by Daniel Mealha Cabrita.

       This manual page was written by Marcos Talau <marcostalau@gmail.com>.

ZIPROXY 
							 December 02, 2007						 ZIPROXYLOGTOOL(1)