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development: inactive
latest development: 0.1.4
latest stable: none
source code: Open Source
license: GPL
programming language: Perl
Updated for version 0.1.4
Using the parser
Using the web application
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.
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