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it still gives me two lines back, also when i use the command

$ awk '!arr[$1 $2 $3 $4]++' kk1.txt > uniq.file
or
awk '!arr[$1 $2 $3 $4 $5]++' kk1.txt > uniq.file
or
awk '!arr[$1 $2 $3]++'...

if i do that, i'll get two lines back:
$ sort -t" " -k3,3 -u kk2.txt

i don't know how.\
i don't know this.\

i tried it with my logfile and it does the same, giving two lines back instead of...

Hi,

i have a webserver logfile and want to count how many page views there have been.
I was thinking about removing lines that begin with the same user and same date&time, because it indicates...