On Wed, 4 Aug 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I have read this file with my little mental capability of english. I
> have look around in my logfile (apache) and i have found two kind of
> domain names like "localhost" and "server.intrabol.local". With a perl
> script i have change this to "jojo.localhost.de" and
> "server.intrabol.local.de". But i get still the line with [domain not
> given]. I have search for a domain names without a dot, but there is no
> domain without a dot.
>
Something like "localhost" is usually the problem. If you're using a format
with the host at the beginning of the line, and you have Unix, then the
following command will find all the lines without a dot in the first word,
i.e., all the lines which could give "domain not given".
grep "^[^\.]* " [logfile]
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