Linux commands can turn a log into structured data (turn a TTN Gatesway log into a csv)

RE: Linux commands can turn a log into structured data (turn a TTN Gatesway log into a csv)

shabaz — Mon, 22 Jan 2024 20:05:54 GMT

Great AI pic! That is actually a close visual representation to how my brain feels when working with Regexp's/sed/awk.

RE: Linux commands can turn a log into structured data (turn a TTN Gatesway log into a csv)

Jan Cumps — Sun, 21 Jan 2024 20:45:41 GMT

A bit of analysis. 83 contacts in 5 hours

sorted by amount of messages sent:

Except for my own Arduino, I do not know what these devices are. 030D318 is definitely a TTN device. It appears in the online console log. Some of them aren't. Those appear in my gateway log but not in TTN's console.

The DevAddr aren't the device IDs on TTN. This ID gets assigned when joining, and I can only check the ones for my own devices.

RE: Linux commands can turn a log into structured data (turn a TTN Gatesway log into a csv)

DAB — Sun, 21 Jan 2024 20:30:06 GMT

Nice post Jan.

RE: Linux commands can turn a log into structured data (turn a TTN Gatesway log into a csv)

balajivan1995 — Sun, 21 Jan 2024 01:45:50 GMT

Hi,

Have you tried pasting the script in GitHub gist and embedding here?