Problem with lists

Hi,

I'm writing an application to analyse my Apache access_log file. In
the below script (which is based on an example I found in 'How to
think as a Programmer'-) I want to measure the amount of hits per
hour. I know it is not the best algorithm but it works for now.

I see some strange things: on rather small (it must be +/- < 4000 )
entries in the access_log, my script works fine. Above this limit, I
get the following error.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "hits_per_uur.p y", line 18, in
lijst.append(in t(datum[1]))
IndexError: list index out of range

Question: do lists have a limit? Anyone know how I can change this
simple script so that it works for more entries as well.

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import sys,string

def inbucket(lijst, low, high):
count=0
for num in lijst:
if low<=num<high:
count=count+1
return count

f=open('c:/summary.txt','a ',1)
f.write("Hits per uur" + "\n")

lijst=['']*0
data=sys.stdin. readlines()
for line in data:
words=string.sp lit(line)
datum=string.sp lit(words[3],':') # datum bevat de volledige datum:
[16/Sep/2003:05:22:57 +0200]
lijst.append(in t(datum[1]))

numbuckets=24
buckets= [0]*numbuckets
bucketwidth=24/numbuckets
for i in range(numbucket s):
low=i* bucketwidth
high=low+bucket width
buckets[i]=inbucket(lijst ,low,high)

for num in range(len(bucke ts)):
output=str(num) + "\t" + str(buckets[num]) + "\n"
f.write(output)

f.close()