I would like to be able to view my logs with unix timestamps in human readable format. I am assuming linux would have a command that I could run the file through and then less the output. Anyone know what it is. Thank you in advance.

Can you give us an idea of which log - and a couple of example entries as well as how you want it to look.

1064216326 Sedalia_chewey-backend_dns dns.chewey-backend 1064216251 75 90 dns.chewey-backend.monitor: problems with ozarks.net(ns1.iland.net)
1064227013 Sedalia_array_dns dns.array 1064226938 75 90 dns.array.monitor: problems with iland.net(205.242.230.2)
1064227036 Sedalia_chewey-backend_dns dns.chewey-backend 1064226960 76 90 dns.chewey-backend.monitor: problems with ozarks.net(192.168.10.203)
#
# downtime log start 1064236561
# time back up, group, service, first failure, downtime, interval, summary
#
1064237476 Sedalia_roswell_http http 1064237139 337 90 10.254.254.252


I would like the log to look the exact same, except that the numbers at the beginning and end of some lines that are timestamps would be displayed in any kind of readable date + time format. I could easily write a script to do this, I just figured that there was some tool with unix disotros that did this already.

Sorry - I don't know of anything off hand I would usually just a write a custom script.