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App-Elog-0.08
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Changes for version 0.08 - 2022-10-22

  • Make sure there's no warnings or errors under normal cases.
  • Removed the -v for vim option.
  • Changed from using the PWD env var to Cwd::cwd() because sudo wasn't setting the PWD env var.
  • Changed options to be -i for info and -s for statistics.
  • Changed -a to -m for max records. And to have it show records you use -v along with it.
  • Options that take arguments like -a and -g now require a space before the argument so instead of -a5 it's -m 5.
  • Removed -? option, now its only --help, -help, or -h for that.
  • Changed -f option from doing a tail -f to filtering results based on a given regexp. If you want to tail -f just tail -f `elog -p`.
  • The -l option shows the full path of the log file, not just the basename of the file.
  • The relative date string always shows "x units ago" before if it was over a certain number of days it would show like "Jun 2022" now it would show "4 months ago".
  • Make sure there's space between the number and it's unit and between the time and the AM/PM.
  • Show slowest locations in alog -s.
  • Do not show rotation count and combined size in -l or -L output.
  • Originally log files were looped backwards, with the tac program, so it can limit to the most recent x errors, but it couldnt show the errors till the script was done. Now, it loops in order but gets the last x errors by using the tail program.
  • Added an offset option -o, so you can limit to the most recent x errors but at an offset line number into the file.
  • Added elog -s option to show info and statistics about the log.
  • When you don't have a format string for a log, either use key value pairs in the log line itself, or a default format string depending on the content of the first line.

Documentation

alog
An Apache access log viewer
elog
An Apache error log viewer

Modules

App::Alog
An Apache access log viewer
App::Elog
An Apache error log viewer

Other files