query rule hit counter db via command line

example queries R80+

the database was moved from the sqlite file to postgres

# psql_client monitoring postgres -c "select * from hitcount where rule_uid =  limit 5"

# mgmt_cli show access-rulebase name "Network" -s id.txt package "Standard" show-hits true --format json | jq '.rulebase[] | {rule_number: ."rule-number",uid: .uid,hits: .hits.value}'

 "rule_number": 1,
 "uid": "1de8fab0-4858-4067-977d-1cbb5cd2e55d",
 "hits": 0
 

 "rule_number": 2,
 "uid": "bbbfd8e6-72b6-4ff0-82ca-a9b0a6151d07",
 "hits": 19
 

 "rule_number": 3,
 "uid": "bc69f34d-7ee8-47fe-a225-11b8e27e9a44",
 "hits": 16617
 

 "rule_number": 4,
 "uid": "26373728-50df-49c3-b8d0-8895e350bc9f",
 "hits": 1187628

example queries R75.30

sqlite3 $FWDIR/conf/hit_count_rules_table.sqlite 'select datetime(start_date, "unixepoch") as time, datetime(end_date, "unixepoch") as time, netobj_name, rule_uid, hits from HitCountRules where rule_uid="{609C7EC8-82CA-4A58-BEB8-226626DBD3E3}"'

sqlite3 $FWDIR/conf/hit_count_rules_table.sqlite 'select datetime(start_date, "unixepoch") as time, datetime(end_date, "unixepoch") as time, netobj_name, rule_uid, hits from HitCountRules where netobj_name="myfirewall"'

hits per day for a firewall, within day range

 sqlite3 $FWDIR/conf/hit_count_rules_table.sqlite 'select date(start_date, "unixepoch") as day, SUM(hits) AS hits_total from HitCountRules where netobj_name="<my_firewall>" AND day between "2017-07-25" and "2017-09-14" GROUP by day'

keywords: hit count, hitcount