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v4 HTTP Proxy Log file date and time ?

Older Astaro box running v4.023. HTTP proxy running in transparent mode.  Looking at the log file, is there a way to decipher a time stamp?  The first column has a number that doesn't make sense to me. Here is an example:

1109752074.564    230 192.xxx.xxx.xxx TCP_MISS/200 1513 GET http://ding.southwest.com/cgi-bin/systray? - DIRECT/12.5.136.120 text/html

I'm trying to trace web access from a particular computer based on time of day.  Is time being monitored by the proxy?

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0 BarryG over 21 years ago

That's UNIX time.

You can convert it at http://www.onlineconversion.com/unix_time.htm

Or use perl or whatever.

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0 Jack1 over 21 years ago in reply to BarryG

That makes sense. Unix time is an integer based on the number of seconds from 1970. In my example, what is the deal with the decimal point and the 3 digit extension?
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0 BarryG over 21 years ago in reply to Jack1

I assume the decimal is milliseconds. The web converter ignores it, but you don't really need to convert it as it is already in human-readable format (milliseconds).

I'm not sure about the 230... maybe a status code.

There are some log analyzers that read squid logs, or you could read the squid docs.
http://www.squid-cache.org/

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0 BarryG over 21 years ago in reply to Jack1

I assume the decimal is milliseconds. The web converter ignores it, but you don't really need to convert it as it is already in human-readable format (milliseconds).

I'm not sure about the 230... maybe a status code.

There are some log analyzers that read squid logs, or you could read the squid docs.
http://www.squid-cache.org/

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