Re: A good way to parse Apache logs (HTTPD::Log::Filter)

This is just for the historical record, since I'm sure you solved your problem years ago, but I'm having some luck (so far) with HTTPD::Log::Filter. One-line parse-and-extract:

perl -MHTTPD::Log::Filter -lne'BEGIN{$f = HTTPD::Log::Filter->new(form
+at=>"ELF",capture=>[qw(authexclude request referer)])} $f->filter($_)
+;printf "%s %s\n",$f->authexclude,$f->referer' /var/your_httpd_log_he
+re
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Granted, I have a longer definition of "one-line" than some, but it still fits in my tcsh buffer...

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Re^2: A good way to parse Apache logs (HTTPD::Log::Filter) by jmccarrell (Novice) on Jun 09, 2008 at 17:48 UTC
I also had good results with HTTPD::Log::Filter extracting the query strings from my access_log. `my $hlf = HTTPD::Log::Filter->new(capture => [ qw(request status) ]); ... next unless $hlf->filter($ac_line); next unless $hlf->status == 200; my ($method, $query, $http_version) = split(' ', $hlf->request);` [download]	[reply] [d/l]