Megatest

;; given a path to a server log return: host port startseconds
;;
(define (server:logf-get-start-info logf)
  (let ((rx (regexp "^SERVER STARTED: (\\S+):(\\d+) AT ([\\d\\.]+)"))) ;; SERVER STARTED: host:port AT timesecs
    (handle-exceptions
	exn
      (begin
	(print "failed to get server info from " logf ", exn=" exn)
	(list #f #f #f) ;; no idea what went wrong, call it a bad server
	(list #f #f #f)) ;; no idea what went wrong, call it a bad server
      (with-input-from-file
	  logf
	(lambda ()
	  (let loop ((inl  (read-line))
		     (lnum 0))
	    (if (not (eof-object? inl))
		(let ((mlst (string-match rx inl)))

	  (if (null? server-logs)
	      '()
	      (let loop ((hed  (car server-logs))
			 (tal  (cdr server-logs))
			 (res '()))
		(let* ((mod-time  (handle-exceptions
				      exn
				    (begin
				      (print "failed to get modification time on " hed ", exn=" exn)
				      (current-seconds) ;; 0
				      (current-seconds)) ;; 0
				    (file-modification-time hed))) ;; default to *very* old so log gets ignored if deleted
		       (down-time (- (current-seconds) mod-time))
		       (serv-dat  (if (or (< num-serv-logs 10)
				  	  (< down-time 900)) ;; day-seconds))
				      (server:logf-get-start-info hed)
				      '())) ;; don't waste time processing server files not touched in the 15 minutes if there are more than ten servers to look at
		       (serv-rec (cons mod-time serv-dat))