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development: inactive
latest development: 0.1.4
latest stable: none

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source code: Open Source
license: GPL
programming language: Perl

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User's Manual

Updated for version 0.1.4

Table of Contents

Using the parser
Using the web application

Using the parser

For an overview of available arguments you can use to invoke the parser, type:

./parselog --help

For help on the modules, type:

./parselog --help-modules

To parse today's logfile using a configuration file, type:

./parselog --with-config=conf/eggdrop.conf --today

To parse an entire directory, type:

./parselog --with-config=conf/eggdrop.conf --directory=/home/irc/logs/

Notice the trailing slash at the end.

Alternatively, you can ommit the --directory argument:

./parselog --with-config=conf/eggdrop.conf

For this to work, the directory has to be defined inside the configuration.

To parse a single logfile, type:

./parselog --with-config=conf/eggdrop.conf \
--logfile=/home/irc/logs/#collective.log.200708243

Even if a directory was defined inside the configuration file, it will be ignored.

Using the web application

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