fileName: The name, including path, of the file to read
columnList: The columns in the file, in order. Columns are:
ApacheTimestamp
Optional
Apache log format timestamp
MSTimestamp
Optional
IIS log format timestamp
servername
Optional
Name of the web server
serverip
Optional
IP of the server
httpop
Optional
HTTP verb
url
Required
Path part of the request
parms
Optional
Query string
port
Optional
TCP/IP port that the request arrived on
username
Optional
User name logged by the web server
userip
Optional
IP that the request was seen to originate from.
useragent
Optional
User agent string in the request
httpcode
Required
HTTP response code
windowscode
Optional
Windows return code recorded by IIS
windowssubcode
Optional
Windows sub code recorded by IIS
responsebytes
Optional
Number of bytes in the HTTP response
requestbytes
Optional
Number of bytes in the HTTP request
elapsedms
Optional
Request elapsed time in milliseconds
elapsedus
Optional
Request elapsed time in microseconds (will be rounded to milliseconds)
elapseds
Optional
Request elapsed time in seconds (not recommended, will be expanded to milliseconds)
jsessionid
Optional
User session identifier
ignore*
Optional
Columns with names starting with 'ignore' are dropped
One timestamp and one elapsed time column name must be specified.
The Apache URL is handled partly in the fix data procedure in the config file because it wraps the operation and URL path in one field. The IIS URL does not need this additional parsing.
logTimeZone: The timezone to use to adjust the timestamps in the log. This is used primarily for IIS logs where the log may be either UTC or local time.
timeFormat: If the timestamp in the log is not in the default for IIS or Apache this can be used to override the timestamp parsing. The format is the r strptime format.
Returns
The function returns a dataframe that contains the contents of the file.