# cl

common log

## clv(1)

### NAME

**clv** - common log views

### SYNOPSIS

**clv**
\[*file ...*]

### DESCRIPTION

The
**clv**
utility reads
each
\[*file ...*]
in
*Common Log Format*
and prints only the
*views*
to standard output.

*views*
are defined as
*GET*
requests
to paths ending in
*/*
or
*.html*
that returned a
*200*
HTTP response status code.

If
\[*file ...*]
is omitted,
**clv**
reads from standard input.

### EXIT STATUS

The **clv** utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

### EXAMPLES

Print all
*views*
from
*/var/www/logs/access.log:*

	$ clv /var/www/logs/access.log

### SEE ALSO

awk(1)
httpd(8)
httpd.conf(5)

## clu(1)

### NAME

**clu** - common log uniques

### SYNOPSIS

**clu**
\[*file ...*]

### DESCRIPTION

The
**clu**
utility reads
each
\[*file ...*]
in
*Common Log Format*
and prints only the
*uniques*
to standard output.

*uniques*
are defined as unique remote hosts
that made at least one
*GET*
request to paths ending in
*/*
or
*.html*
that returned a
*200*
HTTP response status code.

If
\[*file ...*]
is omitted,
**clu**
reads from standard input.

### EXIT STATUS

The **clu** utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

### EXAMPLES

Print all
*uniques*
from
*/var/www/logs/access.log:*

	$ clu /var/www/logs/access.log

### SEE ALSO

awk(1)
httpd(8)
httpd.conf(5)

## clp(1)

### NAME

**clp** - common log pages

### SYNOPSIS

**clp**
\[*file ...*]

### DESCRIPTION

The
**clp**
utility reads
each
\[*file ...*]
in
*Common Log Format*
and prints a list of
*pages*
to standard output including the request count.

*pages*
are defined as
*paths*
ending in
*/*
or
*.html*
to which
*GET*
requests have been made that returned a
*200*
HTTP response status code.

If
\[*file ...*]
is omitted,
**clp**
reads from standard input.

### EXIT STATUS

The **clp** utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

### EXAMPLES

Print all
*pages*
and their respective request count
from
*/var/www/logs/access.log*:

	$ clp /var/www/logs/access.log

### SEE ALSO

awk(1)
httpd(8)
httpd.conf(5)

## clvv(1)

### NAME

**clvv** - common log (virtual host) views

### SYNOPSIS

**clvv**
\[*file ...*]

### DESCRIPTION

The
**clvv**
utility reads
each
\[*file ...*]
in
*Common Log Format with Virtual Host*
and prints only the
*views*
to standard output.

*views*
are defined as
*GET*
requests to paths ending in
*/*
or
*.html*
that returned a
*200*
HTTP response status code.

If
\[*file ...*]
is omitted,
**clvv**
reads from standard input.

### EXIT STATUS

The **clvv** utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

### EXAMPLES

Print all
*views*
from
*/var/www/logs/access.log:*

	$ clvv /var/www/logs/access.log

### SEE ALSO

awk(1)
httpd(8)
httpd.conf(5)

## clvu(1)

### NAME

**clvu** - common log (virtual host) uniques

### SYNOPSIS

**clvu**
\[*file ...*]

### DESCRIPTION

The
**clvu**
utility reads
each
\[*file ...*]
in
*Common Log Format with Virtual Hosts*
and prints only the
*uniques*
to standard output.

*uniques*
to standard output.

*uniques*
are defined as unique remote hosts
that made at least one
*GET*
request
for files with an
*.html*
extension, including the
*/*
path that returned a
*200*
HTTP response status code.

If
\[*file ...*]
is omitted,
**clvu**
reads from standard input.

### EXIT STATUS

The **clvu** utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

### EXAMPLES

Print all
*uniques*
from
*/var/www/logs/access.log:*

	$ clvu /var/www/logs/access.log

### SEE ALSO

awk(1)
httpd(8)
httpd.conf(5)

## clvp(1)

### NAME

**clvp** - common log (virtual host) pages

### SYNOPSIS

**clvp**
\[*file ...*]

### DESCRIPTION

The
**clvp**
utility reads
each
\[*file ...*]
in
*Common Log Format with Virtual Host*
and prints a list of
*pages*
to standard output including the request count.

*pages*
are defined as
*paths*
ending in
*/*
or
*.html*
to which
*GET*
requests have been made that returned a
*200*
HTTP response status code.

If
\[*file ...*]
is omitted,
**clvp**
reads from standard input.

### EXIT STATUS

The **clvp** utility exits 0 on success, and >0 if an error occurs.

### EXAMPLES

Print all
*pages*
and their respective request count
from
*/var/www/logs/access.log*:

	$ clvp /var/www/logs/access.log

### SEE ALSO

awk(1)
httpd(8)
httpd.conf(5)