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From: Ben Spencer <ben.spencer@moody.edu>
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Subject: Re: I want to mimic an IIS log file, how?
Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 13:11:20 -0600
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Joshua

> You can, of course, post-process one of the logs to put it in the correct
> format.  It shouldn't be more than a few dozen lines of perl or similar
> scripting language.

That is option B. I would prefer not to do this, just because of timing 
issues between new log creation and log processing. I am also not sure of the 
number of lines being processed. The Apache server produces around 350K lines 
a day. Just would prefer to log it in the correct format if it is do-able.

thanks..

benji 


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