Hi Carl,

Thanks man, i tried but my code is giving some problem can any able to give
me sample code for this, I will be very thank full to him... thanks.

ansa


On 12/25/07, Carl E. Mankinen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Parse the log file and key off the user name.
>
> Use the log time as a scalar value in comparison, just find the highest
> valued entry (likely at the bottom of the log anyway, but you should still
> compare the read log time to the saved high water value). When you have
> finished reading the logs, then evaluate each user hash and compare the high
> water value to current UTC time. If the difference is greater than X number
> of seconds you choose, then trigger your email code.
>
> Pretty easy.
>
> If there is one log file, you can open it and keep reading from the tail
> and just let your script sleep for a while after processing.
> If there are more and they are rotating, you might need to make your
> script read thru the directory and find new log files to process. You can do
> that with opendir and readdir.
>
>  On Dec 24, 2007 3:02 PM, saeed ansari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >  Hello NetLanders ,
> >
> > My Nick name is ANSA, i am Support Analyst and very new to this mailing
> > list.
> > I want your help , I am a beginner in Perl scripting/programing. I am
> > facing some issue with my web server and for that i want to write script
> > which search the missing heart beat for particular user in WEB server logs
> > (Sample log file is attached with this mail). I  am trying to write script
> > using hash table which do operation in memory, trying to create separate
> > hash table for individual user and parsing the log in memory only and as
> > soon as some user heartbeat/sequence miss script will immediate print the
> > same log and sent the mail and also give the percentage value that how many
> > user lost heart beat today.
> >
> > Can any one please help and give me the sample code for this. you can
> > find the sample logs in the attached file below.
> >
> > Regards,
> > ANSA
> >
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