updates to apache-log-parser - hostnames, IPv6, empty headers #6
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…EPOCH timestamp to the entry as 'stamp'
…UNIX EPOCH timestamp
The change to handling %O following %b's rules is NOT included, as I've added proper support for %b.
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updates to apache-log-parser - hostnames, IPv6, empty headers
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I've made some changes to make this more useful to me, and hopefully others. Also, I've tried to include @mipaaa's fixes.
Highlights:
%h : (updated) handle hostname and IPv6 as well as IPv4 (per apache docs) (fixes #1)
%b : (added) responseBytes are different than sentBytes (includes headers)
%{HEADER}i : (updated) - permit blank referrers and agents (fixes #5)
Added getPCRE() function to extract the compiled PCRE for review.
Updated parse() to include the UNIX Epoch timestamp as 'stamp' when a time is parsed.
Cheers!