How to merge Apache access logs and sort them by date

Just dropping this here:

https://gist.github.com/Cybso/77b8f7bdec78e0a8df8f8435e3ccb8fc

# Sorts the rows of one or multiple apache access_log files by date (ascending) 
# and converts them from 'common' log format
# into 'combined' (if you switched the log file format meanwhile).
#
# This is useful when you want to merge multiple log files, e.g. when
# you have different files for HTTP and HTTPS.
#
# Usage:
#     sort-access-log [file [file...]]
#
# If the argument ends on .gz it will be extracted using 'gunzip'.
# If no argument has been given the script expects the input on STDIN.
#
# The date is expected to have the following format, which must occur
# *anywhere* within the line:
#
#     [20/Mar/2017:12:00:37 +0100]
#
# The timezone argument is ignored, so this might be inaccurate when
# changing from summer time to winter time - for me this doesn't matter.
#
# The output of the program can be used as input for awffull or
# webalizer.

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Introducing: Nested Scroll

Nested Scroll is a Javascript library that allows you to scroll
selected elements into the viewport. You can define if the element should be aligned to the upper, lower, left or right
boundary, or let Nested Scroll automatically decide depending on the shortest path.

Additionally, it is possible to define some animation methods, respect the element's border and margin
and add extra margins on each side when scrolling.

But what makes this library unique compared to other libraries I've looked into is that it that it
not only works with vertical but also with horizontal scrollbars, with nested scrollable DIVs
and with fixed elements!

Usage

  // Scroll with default options
  var target = document.getElementById('target-element');
  nestedScroll(target);

  // Scroll with additional parameters
  var options = {
    // See section options
    animationMethod: 'easeInOut',
    animationTimeout: 500,
    force: true,
    align: 'auto',
    withCssMargins: true,
    marginTop: 10,
    marginLeft: 10,
    marginRight: 10,
    marginBottom: 10
  };
  nestedScroll(target, options);

  // Define a global option
  nestesScroll.defaultOptions['animationMethod'] = 'easeIn';

Download

Download the library on github.

Disclamer: This is tested on Vivaldi 1.10, Firefox 52 and Chromium 59. Edge should also work, but I had some problems using the example file with IE11. Maybe I'll fix this later, or somebody as does ;-)

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