3proxy log format

The first character of the line must be L or G, which indicates the format in which the time and dates will be specified, L - the current local time, G - absolute Greenwich Mean Time. The format string may contain the following modifiers:

%y - Year (last two digits)

%Y - Year (four digits)

%m - Month number ( 01-12)

%o - Three-letter month abbreviation

%d - Day (01-31)

%H - Hour (00-23)< /p>

%M - Minute (00-59)

%S - Second (00-59)

%t - Timestamp (number of seconds since 00:00 :00 January 1, 1970 GMT)

%. - Milliseconds

%z - Time zone in postal format (from Greenwich, '+' east, '-' west HHMM), for example, Moscow winter time +0300.

%U - Username ('-' if missing).

%N - Name of the proxy service (PROXY, SOCKS, POP3P, etc.)

%p - Proxy port service

%E - Error code (Error codes in the log)

%C - client IP

%c - Client port

%R - server IP (outgoing connection upon client request)

%r - Server port (outgoing connection requested by the client)

%Q – IP requested by the client

%q – Port requested by the client

%I - Received bytes from the server

%O - Sent bytes to the server

%n - Host name from the request

%h - Number of links to the final server (when using redirects or chaining, see How to create proxy chains)

%T – Text specific to the proxy service (for example, the requested URL). You can use %X-YT, where X and Y are positive numbers, then only the X to Y text fields are displayed. Fields are considered separated by whitespace.