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Ziproxy Log Tools
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Ziproxy includes the following tools for analysing its access logs:
- ziproxylogtool (src/tools/ziproxylogtool, automatically installed)
- ziproxy_genhtml_stats.sh (src/tools/ziproxy_genhtml_stats.sh, not automatically installed)
QUICK WAY (for the ones who can't wait)
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Make sure "ziproxylogtool" is installed.
$ ./ziproxy_genhtml_stats.sh <logfile> > my_stats.html
DESCRIPTION ON THE TOOLS
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"ziproxylogtool" is a low-level log analyser, its purpose is to be invoked by scripts.
It is expected to be reasonably fast and generic.
Examples:
$ cat access.log | ziproxylogtool -mg > stats.txt
$ ziproxylogtool -mh --bytes-out-min 1024 -i access.log -o stats.txt
For more information on this:
$ ziproxylogtool --help
"ziproxy_genhtml_stats.sh" is a high-level, HTML-generating, log analyser.
It's made in bash and uses ziproxylogtool.
The idea is to provide it as an example, but it may be used as-is, and may be
modified to suits better one's needs.
Examples:
$ ./ziproxy_genhtml_stats.sh access.log > pretty_http_stats.html
$ ./ziproxy_genhtml_stats.sh access.log "My Company Inc. traffic" > even_prettier_http_stats.html
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