Please define "not working". What do you expect to happen? What happens instead? Any warning or error messages?

And here is the log file format:

No, that's just some crap copied and pasted from elsewhere. Inside <code></code>, it may have been a little bit helpful, as an example, but not in this form. All of the possible whitespace characters have collapsed to a single space, due to the way HTML works. And it looks like you have editied the example, making things even worse. A proper specification of the log format would really be useful. If you don't have that, post several unmodified(!) log lines inside <code></code>. If the log comes from a well-known piece of software, tell us the name and version of that software.

Alexander

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In reply to Re^3: Perl Regex by afoken
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