apachegrep

NAME

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

It searches the named input FILEs (or standard input of no files are named) for lines (or FIELDS if output limiters are defined) containing a match to the given PATTERN, limiting the search to a given FIELD.

Multiple statements are ORed together. String together multiple apachegrep instances to AND together statements. Use the -v FIELD OPTION to NOT together conditions.

Apachegrep makes use of perl regular expressions (and allows the use of perl compatible regexes in search patterns).  

FIELDS

-h

host

-u

user

-t

timestamp

-r

request

-s

status code

-b

bytes transferred

-R

referrer

-U

user agent

-x

extra user field

FIELD OPTIONS

-v

Invert the sense of matching, to select non-matching lines.

-i

Ignore case distinctions in both the PATTERN and the input files.

OUTPUT OPTIONS

-c

suppress normal output; instead print a count of matching lines for each input file. Incompatible with '-o'.

-o

specify which fields to output and in what order; uses same letters as input format for each field. Incompatible with '-c'.

EXAMPLES

Count the number of lines containing 'index.html' appear, case

insensitively:

apachegrep -c -ri 'index.html'

Return the host field from every request except those

containing gif or jpg:

apachegrep -rv 'gif|jpg' -o -h

Return a list of user-defined fields for every request that starts

with POST and returned 200:

apachegrep -s '200' | apachegrep -r '^POST' -o -x  

REGULAR EXPRESSIONS

AUTHOR

Email bug reports, feature requests, and code submissions to apachegrep (at) deasil.com

Index

NAME

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

FIELDS

FIELD OPTIONS

OUTPUT OPTIONS

EXAMPLES

REGULAR EXPRESSIONS

AUTHOR