Expose all nginx access logs for GoAccess consumption

[twopercent]

Perhaps with a flag, a user could specify their intention to load the nginx logs into goaccess.
The pan-collect-logs.sh script could create an additional directory: logs/${SITENAME}/access_logs. After the rsync action the script could extract all nginx-access-log-{date}.gz files and place them into the access logs directory. Then the user only needs to run goaccess against that directory to ingest all available logs.

[twopercent]

Here is my stab at it. I execute this script from within the logs/${SITENAME} directory

#!/bin/bash

if [ ! -d "access_logs" ]; then
  mkdir access_logs
fi

for server in $(ls |grep appserver_)
do
  for log in $(ls $server/logs/nginx |grep nginx-access.log-)
  do
    gzip -dk $server/logs/nginx/$log
    file=$(echo $log |cut -f 1-2 -d '.')
    mv $server/logs/nginx/$file access_logs/$server-$file
  done
done

I didn't include the current access log that is not compressed.
The goaccess command could be added as well.