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Download a month of logs at a time
Under Log View... Log Browse... I can see how to download past logs in ~55MB chunks, which tend to cover 5-10 minute chunks of time. I can see how to select one at a time. Or even a screenful at a time. When I choose Download, I then must confirm, in my browser UI, each file's download, serially.
I am tasked with downloading the last 4-6 months of logs, in CSV format.
That would be a lot of clicking ... on the order of 15,000 ... 30,000 clicks. Actually, twice that, because it takes ~2 clicks to download each file.
Is there a more efficient way of downloading lots of logs? Is it possible to ask the GUI to consolidate an entire month's worth of logs (in CSV format) into a single .gz file?
I have figured out how to acquire BASH access to the FAZ ... and I have found an archive of logs in /Storage/Logs/{serial #}/root/archive/{string of digits} ... this must be the native log archive ... but I don't see a way to ship these off the box, via sftp (I am unable to sftp out nor to sftp in). And in any case, I don't want them in Native format; rather, I want them in CSV format
What are my options, for extracting logs off the FAZ in a large-scale way?
--sk
Stuart Kendrick
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Hi
one option: using CLI and FTP/SFTP server anywhere:
execute backup logs-only <device name(s)> {ftp | scp | sftp} <ip> <username> <passwd> <directory> [vdlist]
There's also the option: execute backup logs ....
but that option backup the device logs and the content archives too. Your choice
regards
/ Abel
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How might I then convert these from Native format to CSV format?
--sk
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Nice question ...
Maybe attempting with another approach: forcing rolling of logs when size exceeds some value, 55MB in your case apparently
and with CLI:
config system log settings
config rolling-regular set upload enable set log-format csv end
regards
/ Abel
