What about the time field in your logs?
986228341.191
986228342.383
986228342.991
How much more exact do you want your date/times? ;-) Or do you mean you
want to convert that to a slightly more readable format?
This little perl script is what I use when I have such a hankering:
#! /usr/bin/perl -p
s/^\d+\.\d+/localtime $&/e;
There are also one-liner versions of this, and some other variants using
slightly different methods of conversion. Searching the archives will
turn up probably 3-5 different scripts and one-liners, I would think.
Joerg Fritsch wrote:
> Hi,
> my Logs look like this:
> 986228341.191 61450 10.200.254.252 TCP_MISS/000 28009 GET
> ftp://ftp8.ipswitch.com/ipswitch/product_downloads/f_x86t32.exe arture
> DIRECT/ftp8.ipswitch.com -
> 986228342.383 368 10.200.254.252 TCP_MISS/200 364 GET
> http://download.cnet.com/Images/red_arrow.gif arture
> DIRECT/download.cnet.com image/gif
> 986228342.991 3570 10.200.254.252 TCP_MISS/200 251 GET
> http://gserv-cnet.zdnet.com/clear/10064-0/TM=982272217326/Cnet.gif arture
> DIRECT/gserv-cnet.zdne
>
> That is fine, but where can I configure squid to log the exact date / time
> also ?
>
> Thanks,
> JOerg
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