Shell-Skript zur Linux Nginx Zugriffslog-Fehlerprüfung generieren

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Linux Nginx Log Fehlerprüf-Skript-Generator

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Generiert ausführbares Terminal-Shell-Skript zum Filtern von Fehlerlogs nach Pfad, Schlüsselwort und Zeitbereich zur schnellen Lokalisierung von Nginx-Problemen.

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According to the user-specified storage path of Nginx access logs, error status code keywords and target time range, generate a Shell script that can run directly on Linux terminal, which automatically filters matching error log entries, counts the occurrence frequency of corresponding errors, and outputs the result to a specified temporary file for later viewing.

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Gemäß dem vom Benutzer angegebenen Speicherpfad von Nginx-Zugriffslogs, Fehlerschlüsselwörtern für Statuscodes und dem Zielzeitbereich wird ein Shell-Skript generiert, das direkt auf dem Linux-Terminal ausgeführt werden kann. Es filtert automatisch passende Fehlerlogeinträge, zählt die Häufigkeit der entsprechenden Fehler und gibt das Ergebnis in eine angegebene temporäre Datei zur späteren Ansicht aus.

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