[389-users] 389ds Log analysis

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Hi...

Maybe a silly question but is there a tool/possibility to help in analyzing dirsrv log files (/opt/dirsrv/var/log/dirsrv/slapd-<name>/access)?

My LDAP Server is getting a lot of queries. But I am interested in filtering out the queries of a certain host to analyze them.
This can be quite a pain. I first need to find its IP in the log (connection from x.x.x.x). Find the connection id left side of it and finally grep again the log with the connection id.

Has anyone done a script / tool for parsing the log and filter out certain connection sessions? This would aid a lot in analyzing the logs when one could isolate just certain connections.

How are you doing these things?

Thanks,

Roland
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