rasqltimeindex - read argus(8) data from mysql database.

       Carter Bullard (carter@qosient.com).

rasqltimeindex 3.0.8                             12 August 2009                                RASQLTIMEINDEX(1)

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Rasqltimeindex index argus data files by time.

       The  principal  function of rasqltimeindex is to provide fast access to indexed argus data files based on
       time.

       Rasqltimeindex, like all ra based clients, supports a number of  raoptionsrasqltimeindex(1)  specific
       options are:

       This invocation reads argus(8) data from the file argus.file and creates an index of every second in  the
       file in the db database, using the user database account.

          rasqltimeindex -r argus.file -w mysql://user@localhost/db

       To  take  advantage  of  the speedup provided by the time indexing, use rasql to read the mysql database,
       with a time filter.  This example will read from the database that contains the 'Seconds',  'Probe',  and
       'Filename' database index tables, and search for all flow records from 00:00:00 - 00:00:25, 20 days ago.

          rasql -r mysql://user@localhost/db -t -20d+25s

rasqltimeindex - read argus(8) data from mysql database.

-w<mysql://[user[:pass]@]host[:port]/db>
           Specify  the  mysql  database  to  use in maintaining the 'Seconds', 'Probe', and 'Filename' database
           index tables.

ra(1),rasql(1),rarc(5),argus(8),

rasqltimeindex-rargus.data.file-wmysql://user@host/db