Major changes since 2.0.3 (the previous stable release):
- Lire now requires DBD::SQLite, which uses SQLite 3.0. (SQLite 2
has become obsolete and is no longer supported). This means that the
Lire database format has changed. If you have one or more old lire
stores, you will need to convert each of them from SQLite2 format
to SQLite3 format, like this:
sqlite oldstore.db .dump | sqlite3 newstore.db
This assumes that you have both sqlite2 and sqlite3 installed on your
system, and that the names of the command line interface for the old
and new version are sqlite and sqlite3 respectively (this is at least
correct for Fedora).
After completion of the conversion(s), and after upgrading to
Lire 2.1, SQLite 2 can be removed from your system, unless it is
used by other applications than Lire of course.
- Improvement in exim2dlf, thanks to a patch contributed by Adrian Phillips.
Version 4.67 of exim introduced pid to log_selector, exim2dlf now
supports such log files too. See also
http://lists.logreport.org/pipermail/development/2008/000934.html.
Note that compatibility with pre-4.67 exim logfiles is preserved
by this patch.
- Added the merge2combined and dlf2combined www
scripts for merging web server logs of different types into one
log file in combined format. Next to these changes, various bugfixes
and documentation improvements have been made. See NEWS (at
http://download.logreport.org/pub/current/NEWS) (or see
http://download.logreport.org/pub/current/ChangeLog) for the details.
track of in an active network than just webservers. Lire is hands
down the most versatile log analysis software available today. Lire
not only keeps you informed about your HTTP, FTP, and mail traffic,
it also reports on your firewalls, your print servers, and your
DNS activity. The ever growing list of Lire-supported services
clearly outstrips any other software, in large part thanks to the
numerous volunteers who have pioneered many new services and
features. Lire is a total solution for your log analysis needs.
