Generate Report from Multiple Log Files

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How to Generate Reports from Multiple Log Files?

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There are several ways to Generate Reports from Multiple Log Files:

1. Specify multiple log files explicitly:

fyicenter$ goaccess access_log-20221121 access_log-20221127 -o report.html

2. Specify multiple log files using wildcards:

fyicenter$ goaccess access_log* -o report.html

3. Concatenate multiple log files as a pipe input:

fyicenter$ cat access_log-* access_log | goaccess -o report.html -

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Generate Log Report for Given Date Ranges
How to Generate Log Report for Given Date Ranges with GoAccess? GoAccess does not have any functionality to limit Log Report for Given Date Ranges. To Generate Log Report for Given Date Ranges, you need to filter out log files with other command line tools, like "grep" and "sed". Here are some examp... 2022-12-12, ∼479🔥, 0💬

Non-Root Access to Apache Web Server Log Files
How to provide Non-Root Access to Apache Web Server Log Files? By default, Apache Web Server Log Files are restricted to root user only. If you want to run GoAccess as a non-root user to access them you can follow these examples: 1. Check the current permissions on Apache Web Server Log Files: fyice... 2022-12-23, ∼460🔥, 0💬

Generate CSV Report from Apache Log File
How to Generate CSV Report from Apache Log File? If you want to Generate CSV Reports from an Apache Web server log file, you can follow these steps: 1. Set the output file with an .csv extension: fyicenter$ goaccess access_log -o report.csv fyicenter$ more report.csv "0",,"general",,,,,,,,"2022-12 -0... 2023-01-06, ∼451🔥, 0💬

How GoAccess Real-Time Report Works
How does GoAccess Real-Time Report Work? GoAccess Real-Time Report is designed to use a WebSocket server and JavaScript client code to get updates from log files as shown in the following diagram: GoAccess Real Time Report Architecture Here are the steps you should follow to set up GoAccess Real Tim... 2022-12-12, ∼437🔥, 0💬

Persist Processed Log Data to File
How to Persist Processed Log Data to File? If you want to Persist Processed Log Data to File, you can follow these steps: 1. Create a new directory to store processed log data: fyicenter$ sudo mkdir /var/log/goaccess 2. Run "goaccess" with "--persist" and "--db-path" options for the first log file: ... 2022-12-23, ∼433🔥, 0💬

Restore Processed Log Data from File
How to Restore Processed Log Data from File? If you want to Restore Processed Log Data from File, you can follow these examples: 1. Run "goaccess" with "--restore" and "--db-path" options without any new log files: fyicenter$ sudo goaccess -o report.html --restore --db-path=/var/log/goaccess 2. Run ... 2022-12-23, ∼412🔥, 0💬

Generate Log Report for Given Document Paths
How to Generate Log Report for Given Document Paths with GoAccess? GoAccess does not have any functionality to limit Log Report for given document paths. To Generate Log Report for given document paths, you need to filter out log files with other command line tools, like "grep" and "sed". Here are s... 2022-12-12, ∼411🔥, 0💬

Generate JSON Report from Apache Log File
How to Generate JSON Report from Apache Log File? If you want to Generate JSON Reports from an Apache Web server log file, you can follow these steps: 1. Set the output file with a .json extension: fyicenter$ goaccess access_log -o report.json fyicenter$ python -m json.tool report.json | more { "gen... 2023-01-06, ∼409🔥, 0💬

Generate Report from Multiple Log Files
How to Generate Reports from Multiple Log Files? There are several ways to Generate Reports from Multiple Log Files: 1. Specify multiple log files explicitly: fyicenter$ goaccess access_log-20221121 access_log-20221127 -o report.html 2. Specify multiple log files using wildcards: fyicenter$ goaccess... 2022-12-23, ∼402🔥, 0💬

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