#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use CGI qw(:standard);
my $domain;

&get_domain;
&do_log if defined ($domain = param('Domain')); 

sub
get_domain
{
    my $title;
    if ($domain) {$title = "access log for domain $domain"}
    else {$title = 'access log: select domain'}
    print
        header,
        start_html(-title=>'access log: select domain'),
        startform(
            -method=>'POST',
            -action=>'access.pl',
        ),
        hr,
        'Enter Domain Name: ',
        textfield('Domain'),
        br,br,
        submit,
        endform,
        hr,
        end_html;
}

sub
do_log 
{
    my $file = '/home/htdocs/logs/access_log';    # put your log file 
+name and path here
    my @ignores = (    # suppress log entries that match any of these:
        '^62\.253\.128\.5',
        'Scooter_trk',
        'css HTTP',
        'bmp HTTP',
        'gif HTTP',
        'htm HTTP',
        'jpg HTTP',
        'robots\.txt',
        'http:\/\/blogdex\.media\.mit\.edu\/\/',
    );
    my $ignores = join ("|",@ignores);
    my @log;
    open LG, $file or die "can't open $file $!";
    while (<LG>) {
        next if /$ignores/;
        unshift @log, $_ if /$domain/;
    }
    my $count = 0;
    my $lastlog;
    while ($count < @log) {
        $log[$count] =~ /^(.*?) - - \[(.*?)].*?"GET \/(.*?) HTTP.*?".*
+?"(.*?)".*?".*?" (.*)$/;
        if ($lastlog ne $1) {
            print 
                hr,
                substr ($2, 0, 17)," &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; ",$1,
                br;
        }
        $lastlog = $1;
        print "&nbsp;&nbsp;",b("$5/$3");
        print "&nbsp;&nbsp;(from $4)" unless $4 =~ /$5/;
        print br;
        $count ++;
    }
}

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