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   Message 41 of 613   
   mark lewis to Kurt Weiske   
   Single IP_LOG file?   
   11 Aug 12 10:49:17   
   
    KW> I'm running RADIUS 4.010 and was wondering if there's some way to   
    KW> get all of the IP nodes to write to one log file? I have IP_1.log   
    KW> through IP_6.log in my LOG directory, and sorting through 6 files   
    KW> is time consuming.    
      
   what type of sorting? is there some sort of indicator in each line that keeps   
   all of a session's entries together? maybe something like the number in [] in   
   this binkd sample?   
      
   - 01 Aug 00:00:01 [114] incoming from 24.87.152.147 (2391)   
   + 01 Aug 00:00:02 [16959] incoming session with 24.87.152.147 (2391)   
   - 01 Aug 00:00:02 [16959] OPT MB CRC MD5   
   - 01 Aug 00:00:02 [16959] SYS BandMaster BBS   
   - 01 Aug 00:00:02 [16959] ZYZ Dallas Hinton   
   - 01 Aug 00:00:02 [16959] LOC The BandMaster, Vancouver, BC, Canada   
   - 01 Aug 00:00:02 [16959] NDL IBN   
   - 01 Aug 00:00:02 [16959] TIME 2012/07/31 21:00:01 -8:00   
   - 01 Aug 00:00:02 [16959] VER Internet Rex 2.29 Win32 (binkp/1.1)   
      
   it might be possible to combine those logs (eg: copy ip_1 + ip_2 + ip_3   
   ip_all) and then sort them by date/time and then the sequence number in []...   
      
    KW> I'd prefer to have them all write to one file, if possible, but   
    KW> can't find anything in the preferences dialogs.   
      
   if you don't care about them being in date/time order, just copy them together   
   as shown above... but you'll have to do this each day after saving the   
   previous one or maybe use a unique name for each combined log...   
      
   i don't recall any way of having them all write to one... it is easier to code   
   for each writing to their own... why? because multiples writing to the same   
   log at the same time is not an easy task...   
      
   )\/(ark   
      
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