rsync log format problem

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hi, i'm making a program that reads from a rsync log file, extracts useful=
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information and writes it to a html file.
the problem is: i don't know the way to identify a rsync block execution,=
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that is a block of text in the log that have the same id process module, an=
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source directory.
i can't use the process id alone, 'cause, although it identifies the block,=
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it can be used again for other rsync excecution.
i readed the documentation and i did'n find a way to give an id to the bloc=
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(other than the process id).
can anyone help me?
i can't alter the rsync source code neither(company's politic)

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<div>hi, i'm making a program that reads from a rsync log file, extracts us=
eful information and writes it to a html file.</div>
<div>the problem is: i don't know the way to identify a rsync block executi=
on, that is a block of text in the log that have the same id process module=
, and source directory.</div>
<div>i can't use the process id alone, 'cause, although it identifies the b=
lock, it can be used again&nbsp;for other rsync excecution.</div>
<div>i readed the documentation and i did'n find a way to give an id to the=
block (other than the process id).</div>
<div>can anyone help me?</div>
<div>i can't alter the rsync source code neither(company's politic)</div>

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