Syntax - Netscape DIRECTORY SERVER 6.1 Configuration Manual

Perl Scripts
Some information that is extracted by the
Directory Server 6.x logs: the corresponding values will be zero when analyzing
logs from other versions. In addition, some information will only be present in the
logs if verbose logging is enabled in your Directory Server. For more information,
see "nsslapd-accesslog-level," on page 38.
The following issues will affect the output and performance of this tool:
• Some data extracted from logs depend on connection and operation numbers
that are reset and no longer unique after a server restarts. Therefore, to obtain
the most accurate counts, the logs to be analyzed should not span the restart of
the Directory Server.
• Due to changes in access logs formats in Directory Server 6.x that also affect
operation numbers, the tool will be more accurate on 6.x logs when processing
large amounts of access logs.
• For performance reasons, it is not recommended to run more than one gigabyte
of access logs through the script at any one time.
The
logconv.pl
If you customize the
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Syntax

Perl script (UNIX and
Windows):
Where:
• options and
next section.
• accessLog is the name of a file that contains the access log of your Directory
Server. You may use wildcards in the filename or specify multiple filenames.
However, the statistics are computed over the set of all logs, so all logs should
pertain to the same Directory Server. The tool will ignore any file with the
name
The
logconv.pl -h
describes all options.
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script is supported when using Perl version 5.005_03.
logconv.pl
public newsgroup with your ideas or your code.
logconv.pl [options] [-efcibaltnxgju] accessLog ...
[-efcibaltnxgju]
access.rotationinfo
command will display the usage help text that briefly
logconv.pl
script for added functionality, we encourage you
are the command-line options described in the
.
script is available only in