Ouch! Never thought of the eval issues (though I suppose Safe would help). Unfortunately, having the know the field names before hand goes against the intent. HOWEVER, the following should work well: LogFormat "bytes|%b|filename|%f|remotehost|%h|remoteip|%a|remoteuser|%l|serverport|%p|pid|%P|request|%r|status|%s|time|%t|timeserve|%T|authuser|%u|url|%U|virtual|%v" log_perl then parsing it with a 
while (<LOGFILE>) {
  my %hash=split /\|/,$_;
  ## do something with %hash ala $hash{time} or $hash{bytes}
}

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should eliminate the nasty stuff.

In reply to Re: Re: Perl readable Weblogs by mr.nick
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