Re: bug report: modlogan fails when given logfiles with very long urls
Christian <[email protected]> Wed, 27 Jul 2005 01:56:08 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.sysutils.modular-log-analyzer |
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Henrik Christian Grove schrieb: > with this output: > > % modlogan -c config/modlogan.conf < prestat/httpd/access-2005051613.log > modlogan 0.8.13 > main.c.738 (main): NOTICE: startup - finished > [] i couldn't resist to test it with just your (one-line) logfile: modlogan -c trash/modlogan.conf < /data/Incoming/log_test.log modlogan 0.8.13 main.c.738 (main): NOTICE: startup - finished [] writing month 05 - 2005 --> Setup : Wall 0.04s, User 0.04s, System 0.00s <-- --> Parse : Wall 0.00s, User 0.00s, System 0.00s <-- --> Process : Wall 0.00s, User 0.00s, System 0.00s <-- --> Post-Process: Wall 0.08s, User 0.07s, System 0.00s <-- Throughput: 333.33 rec/s (1 records, 0 corrupt records, 0 skipped records, 0 ignored records) ..this is made with modlogan 0.8.13-1 (from debian linux/i386). the record even shows up in the stats then under "Requested URL's" maybe you could strace(1) your modlogan and and watch for crazy things? C. -- BOFH excuse #436: Daemon escaped from pentagram