squidanalyzer/squid-analyzer

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Perl

#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# Perl frontend to SquidAnalyzer.pm.
#
use strict;
use SquidAnalyzer;
use Getopt::Long;
$| = 1;
my $DEFAULT_CONFFILE = '/etc/squidanalyzer/squidanalyzer.conf';
my $logfile = '';
my $configfile = '';
my $help = '';
my $rebuild = '';
# get the command line parameters
my $result = GetOptions (
"l|logfile=s" => \$logfile,
"c|configfile=s" => \$configfile,
"h|help" => \$help,
"r|rebuild!" => \$rebuild,
);
# Allow backward compatibility with release < 4.0
$configfile = $ARGV[0] if (($#ARGV == 0) && $ARGV[0]);
if (($#ARGV < 0) && -e $DEFAULT_CONFFILE) {
$configfile = $DEFAULT_CONFFILE;
}
if (!$configfile || $help) {
&usage;
exit;
}
# Instanciate SquidAnalyzer.pm perl module
my $sa = new SquidAnalyzer($configfile, $logfile);
# Run parsing
$sa->parseFile();
# Recover month and year statistics from day stats
if ($rebuild) {
$sa->{history_time} = '';
}
# Generate graphics and html
$sa->buildHTML();
exit(0);
sub usage
{
print qq{
Usage: squid-analyzer [ -c squidanalyzer.conf ] [-l logfile]
-l | --logfile filename : path to the Squid logfile to parse.
By default: /var/log/squid/access.log
-c | --configfile filename : path to the SquidAnalyzer configuration file.
By default: /etc/squidanalyzer.conf
-r | --rebuild : use this option to rebuild all html and graphs
output from all data files.
-h | --help : show this message and exit.
};
exit 0;
}