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apache log - pipe refering IP to nslookup for resume.htm

i'd like to see who's looking at my resume. my apache log has the

refering IP as the first column. currently i cat my-access.log grep

resume.htm which gives me a list - can someone show me with

sed/awk/perl, etc. how to pipe each of the IPs to nslookup or host...

thanks!

Reply starman7 8/14/2003 1:24:51 AM

In article,

Mooky Mooksgill wrote:

> i'd like to see who's looking at my resume. my apache log has the

> refering IP as the first column. currently i cat my-access.log grep

> resume.htm which gives me a list - can someone show me with

> sed/awk/perl, etc. how to pipe each of the IPs to nslookup or host...

> thanks!

Just for fun, a "meta-programing" solution :

sed 's 0-9

cho "$(dig +short -x \1) \2"/' sh

Christophe Le Gal

Reply Christophe 8/14/2003 7:28:06 AM

Christophe Le Gal wrote in message news

> In article,

> Mooky Mooksgill wrote:

> > i'd like to see who's looking at my resume. my apache log has the

> > refering IP as the first column. currently i cat my-access.log grep

> > resume.htm which gives me a list - can someone show me with

> > sed/awk/perl, etc. how to pipe each of the IPs to nslookup or host...

> > thanks!

> Just for fun, a "meta-programing" solution :

> sed 's 0-9

cho "$(dig +short -x \1) \2"/' sh

thanks for those clues, fiddling around with it, i came up with this,

which seems to do what i wanted, however un-elegantly...

cat resume.log sed 's 0-9

cho nslookup -sil[ent]

\1/' sh > who.dat

anyone know why this works, or how to do it more gracefully

Reply starman7 8/17/2003 4:08:01 PM

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