version 0.6.3, 1 Sep 2008what's fixed- added experimental, limited support for Micrsoft IIS logs. At the moment only the "W3c Extended" format is supported. In a future release there will be support for custom column layouts, etc. Many thanks to jbowtie for the patch.
- added transparent support for Apache logfiles created with rotatelogs. It should Just Work.
- curses support in wtop mode, if available.
- minor cleanups & speedups
version 0.6.1, 31 July 2008what's fixed - --sort LIMIT:FIELD:DIRECTION option for sorting and limiting aggregate queries.
- added long options such as --output for -o and --filter for -f.
- added aggregate functions var() (population variance) and dev() (standard deviation)
- experimental --x-tmp-dir=/tmp option when you are running aggregates over large (> 10 million lines) logs. If you've run out of memory trying to run a logrep query, try this option. If not, don't use it.
- more cleanups, getting rid of special cases, etc.
- several speedups, bugfixes, etc.
version 0.6.0, 14 July 2008what's fixed- Added support for aggregate functions avg(), min(), max(), count(*) and sum() in grep mode.
- Added year, month, day, hour and minute fields for output (-o) and filters (-f)
- Minor speedups and cleanups.
what's broken - The -g and -v options are deprecated and will be removed in version 1.0 unless there is a general uproar. -f filters are more accurate and generally faster.
version 0.5.9, 10 July 2008what's fixed- support for Python 2.4. In earlier versions logrep required Python 2.5 or higher.
- added a !~ operator to the -f FILTER option. You can now filter out fields that do not match. For example, to see 'foo.html' hits that were NOT referred by 'example.com':
-f 'url~foo.html,ref!~www.example.com' - Added a 'botname' field: it will show the substring from the user-agent field it matched to determine that the request came from a robot. You can filter and output it just like any other.
- Added -R option as a shorthand for -f 'bot=1'. Shows only traffic that is probably from a robot and not a human.
what's broken- the -h option (human traffic only) has been renamed -H. -h now outputs the man page.
version 0.5.8, 20 June 2008What's Fixed- -c CONFIG_FILE for feeding wtop and logrep custom configs
- Big speedup in apache2unixtime()
- Skips parsing of fields you don't ask for; nice performance boost there too. Credit to thwartedefforts.
- support for nginx logs. You still have to set the LOG_FORMAT to the equivalent Apache format, but it works now with nginx's $request_time parameter. Credit to Igor S.
- Handles %h when Hostnamelookups is on in Apache. Hostnamelookups is usually not recommended, but you crazy kids want it, so it's there. Credit to Andrew Hedges.
What's Broken- The usec field (microsecond response time) is gone. Use msec (milliseconds) instead. This is for compatibility with nginx, but microseconds is ridiculous for timing a remote network transaction anyway.
- no support for multiple LOG_FORMATs yet. You can use the new -c option to get around this.
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