Re: [squid-users] Win32 Loganalyzer for access.log ?

Emrah Tuerker wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> maybe this sounds kind of lame, but is there a Win32 Loganalyzer capable
> of processing
> Squid native access.log's ? Just courious.....

Several of the free log analyzers understanding Squid log formats runs
just fine on Win32 platforms. If you cannot find a pre-build binary then
building one using the cygwin GNU toolchain for Win32 is a pretty simple
task.

Also, quite many of the commercial log analyzers supports Squid log
format.

Finally, Squid also supports logging into "common" log format which is
understood by close to all log analyzers. The main difference is that
the "common" log format does not provide all the timing details provided
by Squids native log format, but on the other hand not many log
analyzers makes full use of these...

To get the best of all worlds there is also scripts to convert Squid's
native log format to "common" log format. This allows you to combine
both Squid aware log analyzers and other log analyzers to get the most
out of your logs.

Regards
Henrik Nordström
Squid Hacker
Received on Wed Oct 03 2001 - 04:14:20 MDT