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From: "Daniel Grotjan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I would be interested in a guide if you are willing to make it.
>
> I have had an instance where declude was acting abnormally.
> I did not have any specific criteria to search for so I had to
> open the log and just look for anything out of the ordinary.
> My question would just be, is there a way to just pull out all
> of the logs between a certain time period for review (say, all
> logs within a 15 min period)? If there is a way to do this I
> would definitely not need logging on an hourly basis.
Yep, for example:
grep "07:44:" m:\imail\spool\spam\log\dec0929.log
would output every log entry for that minute. However:
grep "07:4.:" m:\imail\spool\spam\log\dec0929.log
would output every log entry for that 10 minute time spam from 07:40:00 to
07:49:59. And:
grep "07:" m:\imail\spool\spam\log\dec0929.log > test.txt
would output every log entry for the one hour time frame from 07:00:00 to
07:59:59, and output it to a file called test.txt.
Lot of flexibility with these tools and lots of ways to output the data into
different report type formats.
Bill
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