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    listener.log extract

    Hi,

    Does any1 have a script to extract ip's (HOST=) and (PORT=)
    values from a listener.log file?

    We need to extract IP's and Port. nos from listener.logs.


    TIA


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    Cool


    Check out this article.
    "The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it." --Chinese Proverb

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    Awesome article...
    "False data can act only as a distraction. Therefore. I shall refuse to perceive you." - Bomb #20

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    Hi,
    Tx. - did my due diligence and got this article but was looking for a
    shell script/unix utility - maybe based on sed or awk that can write what we need to a text file.

    Rgds


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    Cool


    Try this:
    Code:
    #!/bin/ksh
    awk '/HOST=/ && /PORT=/ {
    i=match($0,"HOST="); i=i+RLENGTH; h0=substr($0,i); 
    i=match(h0,")"); host=substr(h0,1,(i-1));
    i=match($0,"PORT="); i=i+RLENGTH; h0=substr($0,i); 
    i=match(h0,")"); port=substr(h0,1,(i-1));
    print "Host="host", Port="port;
    }' listener.log| \
    sort -u

    "The person who says it cannot be done should not interrupt the person doing it." --Chinese Proverb

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    Hi all, i also want to capture all IP's that access my database(as a security audit). Is it available in listener.log? I thought it will reflect the client-server connections only...and not the web based using
    apache http connect
    Behind The Success And Failure Of A Man Is A Woman

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    Sure you can't see the browser's accessing the Apache via the database logs, since all the connections come to the database from the Apache and all you can see there is the IP of the apache machine.
    Take a look into the Apache's access.log file

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    Thanks dear do u have similiar monitoring script like the one given by LnkBrwn_DBA used for apache logs. What others logs can
    i monitor database access?
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