01-07-2008, 06:09 PM
Currently I look (periodically) at log files from 6 CS:S servers. I have been doing this by hand and am looking for what everyone else uses to analyze their log files. I'm doing it the old fashioned way.
What I do is simple ftp down the files to my local machine, change to that dir in dos and "copy l12*.log december.log". This give me one nice log for December to work with, do my thing, zip it up and ftp it back to the server and delete all the 100's of smaller files.
Keeps the servers all nice and neat. But, what can I use to properly analyze this log file besides a basic find function in note/wordpad?
I need something to parse out anything by steam ID, IP or partial name and want to count map names and load counts. Statistics.
Any ideas?
What I do is simple ftp down the files to my local machine, change to that dir in dos and "copy l12*.log december.log". This give me one nice log for December to work with, do my thing, zip it up and ftp it back to the server and delete all the 100's of smaller files.
Keeps the servers all nice and neat. But, what can I use to properly analyze this log file besides a basic find function in note/wordpad?
I need something to parse out anything by steam ID, IP or partial name and want to count map names and load counts. Statistics.
Any ideas?