Hi All,

As suggested, I tried to work on myself and have come up with following code, so far I have implemented the following steps :

1. Define two hashes: %users and %searches

2. Process the logfile line by line. For each line, use a regex to see if it matches the BIND or RESULT form, and extract the relevant fields ($conn, $uid, etc.) if it does. Also:

2a.If it is a BIND line: Add an entry to the %users hash, with $conn as the key and $uid as the value.

2b. If it is a RESULT line: Add relevant information (about the timestamp of the search) to the value of the %searches entry that belongs to the key $conn.

At this point, I am not sure how to compare the three occurrence. Please help me. 

 

#!/usr/bin/perl
#use warnings;
#use strict;
use 5.010;

open(IN, "logs.txt") or die "can not open file";

my %users;
my %searches;

while (<IN>){
   if (/BIND/){
           my ($conn) = /conn=(\d+)\s/;
           my ($uid) = /uid=(.*?),/;
           $users{$conn} .= exists $users{$conn} ? " $uid, " : $uid;
           print %users;
           }
           if (/SRCH=Q/){
           my ($conn1) = /conn=(\d+)\s/;
           my (@line) = split(" ",$_);
           my $timestamp = "$line[0]\n";
           $searches{$conn1} = exists $searches{$conn1} ? "  $timestam
+p," : $timestamp;
           print %searches;
   }
}

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In reply to Re^4: Pull users with multiple search by johnprince1980
in thread Pull users with multiple search by johnprince1980

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