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10.43.115.162
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==== List For Specific Day ====
Specifying a <code>--date</code> in YYYY-MM-DD format should list all users or hosts that were logged in at some point during that date, even if their start time or end time is different. For example, user <code>cwsmith</code> logged in on Feb 14 and logged off on Feb 15, but they show up when the following command is run:
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[eric@centos7 a2]$ ./assignment2.py -l user -d 2018-02-14 usage_data_file
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User list for usage_data_file
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cwsmith
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This should work for hosts as well:
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[eric@centos7 a2]$ ./assignment2.py -l host -d 2018-02-14 usage_data_file
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Host list for usage_data_file
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10.40.105.130
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If the user types in an invalid date, the script should halt and print the following error message:
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[eric@centos7 a2]$ ./assignment2.py -l host -d 2018-02-xx usage_data_file
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Date not recognized. Use YYYY-MM-DD format.
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==== Daily Usage Report by User ====
