Currently the output of a state dump (generated with a kill -USR1)
looks like:

Rule 1 at line 31 (Clear EVENT_PROCESSED) has matched 6431597 events
Rule 2 at line 51 (Skip all processing for slapd) has matched 14126179 events
Rule 3 at line 72 (Dispatch firewall accept lines) has matched 483828 events
Rule 4 at line 95 (Dispatch firewall rule lines) has matched 167890 events
Rule 5 at line 115 (jump to timestamp ruleset) has matched 113237 events
Rule 6 at line 134 (jump to pdu ruleset) has matched 2 events
Rule 7 at line 150 (Do normal processing) has matched 7538605 events

I often find myself comparing counts, or summing counts etc. and I am
wondering if other people would also find this format better:

Rule 1 at line 31  matched  6431597 events (Clear EVENT_PROCESSED)
Rule 2 at line 51  matched 14126179 events (Skip all processing for slapd)
Rule 3 at line 72  matched   483828 events (Dispatch firewall accept lines)
Rule 4 at line 95  matched   167890 events (Dispatch firewall rule lines)
Rule 5 at line 115 matched   113237 events (jump to timestamp ruleset)
Rule 6 at line 134 matched        2 events (jump to pdu ruleset)
Rule 7 at line 150 matched  7538605 events (Do normal processing)

With this layout it is easier to see that rule 2 is hit the most and
rule 6 the least. Plus I can use awk/perl to pull field 7 and sum
them. This will take a little extra processing due to the right
aligned matched events count, but I don't think this processing would
be excessively burdensome.

Thoughts?

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John Rouillard
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