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Mark H. Wood updated DS-1059:
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    Attachment: StatisticsImporter.patch
    
> Statistics utilities should be filters
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>
>                 Key: DS-1059
>                 URL: https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/DS-1059
>             Project: DSpace
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: Solr
>            Reporter: Mark H. Wood
>            Assignee: Mark H. Wood
>             Fix For: post-1.8.0
>
>         Attachments: ApacheLogRobotsProcessor.patch, 
> ClassicDSpaceLogConverter.patch, StatisticsImporter.patch
>
>
> Log files on large, busy sites may be enormous.  This can make it difficult 
> to find enough storage when (re)loading statistical cases from logs.  Very 
> large files also are very likely to be compressed by the sysadmin to save 
> storage, which means they have to be decompressed before feeding them to the 
> utilities, requiring even more temporary storage.
> One should be able to operate these utilities in a pipeline so that 
> intermediate storage is eliminated.  That is, they should be able to operate 
> as filters:  read standard input, write standard output.
> Attached patches (as they come) will add this *optional* behavior.  If -i or 
> -o switches are not given, or are given the value "-" or "", this means 
> respectively standard input or standard output.  Any other values will work 
> as before:  the value names a file.
> One can then do things like 'bunzip2 < logs/gigundo.log | bin/dspace 
> stats-log-converter | bin/dspace stats-log-importer' without any additional 
> storage required beyond what Solr will use.

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