use strict;
use warnings;

my %date_hash = 
(
    "Jan" => "01",
    "Feb" => "02",
    "Mar" => "03",
    "Apr" => "04",
    "May" => "05",
    "Jun" => "06",
    "Aug" => "07",
    "Sep" => "08",
    "Oct" => "10",
    "Nov" => "11",
    "Dec" => "12"
);

while(<DATA>)
{

    #stripoff everything up through "WARNGING"
    #adjust the date, converting the month to it's numerical.
    s/.+WARNING ([A-Za-z]{3})/$date_hash{$1}/;
    
    
    # remove, the tags before each IP, and also convert the "/port num
+ber" to a "space" "port number"
    #I'm not sure about that part
    s/[^:]+:(\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+)\/(\d+)/$1 $2:/g;
    
    print;
}

__DATA__
6/13/2005 5:59:57 PM 10.1.1.2 WARNING Jun 13 2005 22:00:04: %PIX-4-106
+023: Deny udp src aliens:192.168.1.35/1148 dst dmz:10.10.10.32/1434 b
+y access-group "aliens"

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produces 
06 13 2005 22:00:04: %PIX-4-106023:192.168.1.35 1148:10.10.10.32 1434:
+ by access-group "aliens"

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Close?


holli, /regexed monk/

In reply to Re: Multiple Search and Replaces on one file by holli
in thread Multiple Search and Replaces on one file by monger

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