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8e093 No.1756

instead of hunting thru raw files, use grep -e "get /" access. log to isolate specific path patterns quickly. its much faster than trying to parse everything in a spreadsheet when you only care abt certain directory structures . just remember to filter out your bot IPs first

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filtering bot IPs is the hardest part because those user agents change every single day. i usually just pipe my grep output into
awk '{print $1}' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr
to see which addresses are hitting the logs most frequently. once you identify the heavy hitters, you can add them to a blacklist or a specific exclude flag in your command. its way more efficient than trying to manually spot patterns in a massive text file. do you use any specific automated scripts to keep that bot list updated? otherwise, youre just chasing shadows every time a new crawler pops up.



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