Ahsan Imam wrote:
>>> gawk '{print $8}' access_log* | sort | uniq -c
>>> 1
>>> 2 "-"
>>> 1 '.gif
>>> 1 /issues/2001-05-03/feature.html/page1.html
>>> 95563 200
>>> 673 206
>>> 21 301
>>> 182 302
>>> 1875 304
>>> 10 400
>>> 2447 403
>>> 1065 404
>>> 167 500
>>> 14 502
>>> 52 503
>>> 64 504
>>> 5 FALSE
>>> 4 TRUE
>>>
>>> Am I doing the right comparison?
I think your comparison must be wrong. The above report shows that your
shell approach collects such items as ".gif", "FALSE" and other things
that are definitely NOT status codes. So either some of your log files
are corrupt, they are not all in the same format, or your 8th field is
not exact. Since you are getting some invalid numbers it is equally
likely that this same method is collecting extraneous '200' numbers that
aren't status codes either (they could be byte counts).
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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