LOG CONVERTER

Clone the repository in ezproxy root directory /usr/local/ezproxy

$ git clone https://github.com/juan-kabbali/LogConverter.git

Modify linux permissions, grant execution for owner user

$ chmod 744 LogConverter/Logconverter.php

Execute the LogConverter.php file

The command has 3 inputs

--help

deploy the command usage

--directory

to specify the directory where the logs are placed. By default, the command will search in /usr/local/ezproxy/docs/loggedin/ You can specify relative or absolute directories

--format

to specify the logs format. By default, the command will use *.log

Examples

The command will use default values, i.e. it will search the logs in /usr/local/ezproxy/docs/loggedin/ with *.log format

$ Logconverter.php

The command will search in the specified directory /usr/local/ezproxy/ all *.log files

$ Logconverter.php --directory /usr/local/ezproxy/

The command will search in the default directory /usr/local/ezproxy/docs/loggedin/ all *.mylogformat files

$ Logconverter.php --format *.mylogformat

The command will search in the specified directory /usr/local/ezproxy/logs all *.mylogformat files

$ Logconverter.php --directory /usr/local/ezproxy/logs/ --format *.mylogformat

When the command finds matching directory and format file logs, it starts to convert all the matching files printing them line per line as stdout with its original format

When te convertion proccess has ended, you will find new logs files called *.mylogformat.intelproxy

Before execute LogConverter.php

$ pwd
/usr/local/ezproxy/
$ ls -la
ezp20161005.mylogformat
ezp20161006.mylogformat
ezp20161007.mylogformat

Command execution

$ LogConverter/Logconverter.php --directory /usr/local/ezproxy/ --format *.mylogformat

After execute LogConverter.php you will see the original logs and the new ones as *.intelproxy

$ ls -la
ezp20161005.mylogformat
ezp20161005.mylogformat.intelproxy
ezp20161006.mylogformat
ezp20161006.mylogformat.intelproxy
ezp20161007.mylogformat
ezp20161007.mylogformat.intelproxy

This repository has a shell script called rename.sh, if you want, you can execute it to organize and separate between the new logs with old ones

YOU HAVE TO EXECUTE RENAME.SH IN THE DIRECTORY WHERE LOGS ARE PLACED, SO USE mv OR cp COMMANDS AS NEEDED

$ cp /usr/local/ezproxy/Logconverter/rename.sh /usr/local/ezproxy/rename.sh

Finally, execute ./rename.sh

$ pwd 
/usr/local/ezproxy/
$ ./rename.sh

This command will create a new directory called elogimlogs with elogim logs with *.log-elogim files format and rename all *.intelproxy files to *.log files

$ tree
.
├── elogimlogs
│   ├── ezp20161115.log-elogim
│   ├── ezp20161116.log-elogim
│   └── ezp20161117.log-elogim
├── ezp20161115.log
├── ezp20161116.log
├── ezp20161117.log
└── rename.sh