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Hello all, 

I have what is hopefully an easy question. Is there a
way to stop IPFW from adding lines in logs like: 
"last message repeated 'x' times"?

Or if anyone has a perl script that tosses out the odd
lines and just keeps the full lines and is willing to
share it, that would work too. Otherwise, I am going
to have to get better at perl in a big way. 

Many thanks in advance,
Ron Clark


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