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logswan: update to 2.1.1. Logswan 2.1.1 (2019-10-30) - Check if system has seccomp in CMakeLists.txt - Use the HAVE_SECCOMP macro to check whether or not to enable seccomp - Define and use a GEOIP2DB macro to specify GeoLite2 database name - Add a switch (-d) to allow specifying path to a GeoIP2 database file - Define and use a LOGSWAN_SYSCALL_ALLOW macro to make code more readable - Adding missing #include guard in seccomp.h header file - Use __NR_ instead of SYS_ prefix in LOGSWAN_SYSCALL_ALLOW - Fix the build on aarch64 Linux, where the open() syscall does not exist - Add error checking for both prctl() calls
2019-10-31 11:45:34 +01:00
# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.14 2019/10/31 10:45:34 fcambus Exp $
Import logswan-1.00 as www/logswan Logswan is a fast Web log analyzer using probabilistic data structures. It is targeted at very large log files, typically APIs logs. It has constant memory usage regardless of the log file size, and takes approximatively 4MB of RAM. Unique visitors counting is performed using two HyperLogLog counters (one for IPv4, and another one for IPv6), providing a relative accuracy of 0.10%. Project design goals include : speed, memory-usage efficiency, and keeping the code as simple as possible. Logswan is opinionated software : - It only supports the Common Log Format, in order to keep the parsing code simple - It does not split results per day, but log files can be split prior to being processed
2015-09-29 00:33:43 +02:00
logswan: update to 2.1.1. Logswan 2.1.1 (2019-10-30) - Check if system has seccomp in CMakeLists.txt - Use the HAVE_SECCOMP macro to check whether or not to enable seccomp - Define and use a GEOIP2DB macro to specify GeoLite2 database name - Add a switch (-d) to allow specifying path to a GeoIP2 database file - Define and use a LOGSWAN_SYSCALL_ALLOW macro to make code more readable - Adding missing #include guard in seccomp.h header file - Use __NR_ instead of SYS_ prefix in LOGSWAN_SYSCALL_ALLOW - Fix the build on aarch64 Linux, where the open() syscall does not exist - Add error checking for both prctl() calls
2019-10-31 11:45:34 +01:00
DISTNAME= logswan-2.1.1
Import logswan-1.00 as www/logswan Logswan is a fast Web log analyzer using probabilistic data structures. It is targeted at very large log files, typically APIs logs. It has constant memory usage regardless of the log file size, and takes approximatively 4MB of RAM. Unique visitors counting is performed using two HyperLogLog counters (one for IPv4, and another one for IPv6), providing a relative accuracy of 0.10%. Project design goals include : speed, memory-usage efficiency, and keeping the code as simple as possible. Logswan is opinionated software : - It only supports the Common Log Format, in order to keep the parsing code simple - It does not split results per day, but log files can be split prior to being processed
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CATEGORIES= www
MASTER_SITES= ${MASTER_SITE_GITHUB:=fcambus/}
logswan: Update to 2.0.4. ChangeLog: Logswan 2.0.4 (2019-08-16) - Adding #include guard in compat header file - Add an example log file and regenerate output example - Add dependencies installation instructions for NetBSD and FreeBSD - Add final dots for options descriptions - Add final dot when printing results summary - Use EXIT_SUCCESS and EXIT_FAILURE macros for return values - Add a trailing newline when printing JSON output OK kamil@
2019-08-17 00:07:14 +02:00
MAINTAINER= fcambus@NetBSD.org
Follow some http redirects.
2017-08-16 22:21:03 +02:00
HOMEPAGE= https://www.logswan.org/
Import logswan-1.00 as www/logswan Logswan is a fast Web log analyzer using probabilistic data structures. It is targeted at very large log files, typically APIs logs. It has constant memory usage regardless of the log file size, and takes approximatively 4MB of RAM. Unique visitors counting is performed using two HyperLogLog counters (one for IPv4, and another one for IPv6), providing a relative accuracy of 0.10%. Project design goals include : speed, memory-usage efficiency, and keeping the code as simple as possible. Logswan is opinionated software : - It only supports the Common Log Format, in order to keep the parsing code simple - It does not split results per day, but log files can be split prior to being processed
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COMMENT= Fast Web log analyzer using probabilistic data structures
logswan: update to 1.06. Changed license to 2-clause BSD (from 3-clause) Minor code shuffling. From fcambus (author)
2016-12-18 19:49:39 +01:00
LICENSE= 2-clause-bsd
Import logswan-1.00 as www/logswan Logswan is a fast Web log analyzer using probabilistic data structures. It is targeted at very large log files, typically APIs logs. It has constant memory usage regardless of the log file size, and takes approximatively 4MB of RAM. Unique visitors counting is performed using two HyperLogLog counters (one for IPv4, and another one for IPv6), providing a relative accuracy of 0.10%. Project design goals include : speed, memory-usage efficiency, and keeping the code as simple as possible. Logswan is opinionated software : - It only supports the Common Log Format, in order to keep the parsing code simple - It does not split results per day, but log files can be split prior to being processed
2015-09-29 00:33:43 +02:00
USE_CMAKE= yes
logswan: Update to 2.0.3 Update submitted by Frederic Cambus, the upstream developer of this package. author's notes ============== Notable changes: - Logswan now links against geography/libmaxminddb instead of net/GeoIP - Take back MAINTAINER, as I'm upstream for this package upstream changelog ================== Logswan 2.0.3 (2018-10-15) - Use -std=c11, Logswan requires a C11 compiler for libmaxminddb - Enable support for parsing HTTP/2.0 requests, for real this time - Revert back to using INT64_MAX for strtonum() maxval, as maxval is long long and using UINT64_MAX caused bandwidth parsing to always fail (Thanks James Loh for reporting the issue) - Move maps of countries and continents to separate files Logswan 2.0.2 (2018-08-05) - Use UINT64_MAX for strtonum() maxval - Add missing headers and reorder includes - Add support for HTTP/2.0 Logswan 2.0.1 (2018-06-27) - Do not use -Werror by default - Do not always call inet_pton two times per log line, this speeds things up - Use bool types for isIPv4 and isIPv6 - Use the monotonic clock to determine runtime - Move conditional includes for 'pledge' and 'strtonum' in compat.h Logswan 2.0.0 (2018-03-16) - Use type off_t for results struct member fileSize - Reflect OpenBSD's pledge() changes - Switch to using libmaxminddb and GeoIP2/GeoLite2 databases - Add Antarctica to the list of continents
2019-01-17 22:56:09 +01:00
CMAKE_ARGS+= -DGEOIP2DIR=${PREFIX}/share/GeoIP
Import logswan-1.00 as www/logswan Logswan is a fast Web log analyzer using probabilistic data structures. It is targeted at very large log files, typically APIs logs. It has constant memory usage regardless of the log file size, and takes approximatively 4MB of RAM. Unique visitors counting is performed using two HyperLogLog counters (one for IPv4, and another one for IPv6), providing a relative accuracy of 0.10%. Project design goals include : speed, memory-usage efficiency, and keeping the code as simple as possible. Logswan is opinionated software : - It only supports the Common Log Format, in order to keep the parsing code simple - It does not split results per day, but log files can be split prior to being processed
2015-09-29 00:33:43 +02:00
logswan: update to 1.07. Add simple smoketest. Changes since 1.06: Harmonize arrays names Remove array of months, it's currently unused and will likely remain so Simplify internal JSON array and object names Use OpenBSD style(9) for function prototypes and declarations Revert back to using strtok, at least for now Do not use EXIT_SUCCESS and EXIT_FAILURE macros anymore Fix implicit function declaration rrror on NetBSD (Thanks Maya Rashish) Remove now useless variables initialization and unnecessary includes Do not add an extra new line when displaying usage or version
2017-02-15 21:51:57 +01:00
do-test:
logswan: Update to 2.0.4. ChangeLog: Logswan 2.0.4 (2019-08-16) - Adding #include guard in compat header file - Add an example log file and regenerate output example - Add dependencies installation instructions for NetBSD and FreeBSD - Add final dots for options descriptions - Add final dot when printing results summary - Use EXIT_SUCCESS and EXIT_FAILURE macros for return values - Add a trailing newline when printing JSON output OK kamil@
2019-08-17 00:07:14 +02:00
${RUN} cd ${WRKSRC} && ./${PKGBASE} examples/${PKGBASE}.log
logswan: update to 1.07. Add simple smoketest. Changes since 1.06: Harmonize arrays names Remove array of months, it's currently unused and will likely remain so Simplify internal JSON array and object names Use OpenBSD style(9) for function prototypes and declarations Revert back to using strtok, at least for now Do not use EXIT_SUCCESS and EXIT_FAILURE macros anymore Fix implicit function declaration rrror on NetBSD (Thanks Maya Rashish) Remove now useless variables initialization and unnecessary includes Do not add an extra new line when displaying usage or version
2017-02-15 21:51:57 +01:00
Import logswan-1.00 as www/logswan Logswan is a fast Web log analyzer using probabilistic data structures. It is targeted at very large log files, typically APIs logs. It has constant memory usage regardless of the log file size, and takes approximatively 4MB of RAM. Unique visitors counting is performed using two HyperLogLog counters (one for IPv4, and another one for IPv6), providing a relative accuracy of 0.10%. Project design goals include : speed, memory-usage efficiency, and keeping the code as simple as possible. Logswan is opinionated software : - It only supports the Common Log Format, in order to keep the parsing code simple - It does not split results per day, but log files can be split prior to being processed
2015-09-29 00:33:43 +02:00
.include "../../textproc/jansson/buildlink3.mk"
logswan: Update to 2.0.3 Update submitted by Frederic Cambus, the upstream developer of this package. author's notes ============== Notable changes: - Logswan now links against geography/libmaxminddb instead of net/GeoIP - Take back MAINTAINER, as I'm upstream for this package upstream changelog ================== Logswan 2.0.3 (2018-10-15) - Use -std=c11, Logswan requires a C11 compiler for libmaxminddb - Enable support for parsing HTTP/2.0 requests, for real this time - Revert back to using INT64_MAX for strtonum() maxval, as maxval is long long and using UINT64_MAX caused bandwidth parsing to always fail (Thanks James Loh for reporting the issue) - Move maps of countries and continents to separate files Logswan 2.0.2 (2018-08-05) - Use UINT64_MAX for strtonum() maxval - Add missing headers and reorder includes - Add support for HTTP/2.0 Logswan 2.0.1 (2018-06-27) - Do not use -Werror by default - Do not always call inet_pton two times per log line, this speeds things up - Use bool types for isIPv4 and isIPv6 - Use the monotonic clock to determine runtime - Move conditional includes for 'pledge' and 'strtonum' in compat.h Logswan 2.0.0 (2018-03-16) - Use type off_t for results struct member fileSize - Reflect OpenBSD's pledge() changes - Switch to using libmaxminddb and GeoIP2/GeoLite2 databases - Add Antarctica to the list of continents
2019-01-17 22:56:09 +01:00
.include "../../geography/libmaxminddb/buildlink3.mk"
Import logswan-1.00 as www/logswan Logswan is a fast Web log analyzer using probabilistic data structures. It is targeted at very large log files, typically APIs logs. It has constant memory usage regardless of the log file size, and takes approximatively 4MB of RAM. Unique visitors counting is performed using two HyperLogLog counters (one for IPv4, and another one for IPv6), providing a relative accuracy of 0.10%. Project design goals include : speed, memory-usage efficiency, and keeping the code as simple as possible. Logswan is opinionated software : - It only supports the Common Log Format, in order to keep the parsing code simple - It does not split results per day, but log files can be split prior to being processed
2015-09-29 00:33:43 +02:00
.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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