FYI, there is a separate list for Report Magic help (http://reportmagic.org/lists.html for info). Regarding your questions, you need to make sure that you have 'b' in you DOMCOLS list in your analog.cfg and set Active_Column=b in your [DOMAIN] section of your rmagic.ini. That should do the trick.
- Jeremy
Neil D. Jackson wrote:
Hi Jeremy,
Thanks - no problem, re the Mozilla find... I wasn't sure, but felt maybe it was wrong, so just commented them out.
I did find something else, though - I am presuming the Robots file is (in the main) used on Unix boxes, and thus interprets whitespace correctly - but in Windoze, I was getting errors until I placed quotes around all the entries which contained spaces in the User-Agent string. It seems to have worked after that, but I thought I'd check I hadn't inadvertantly messed anything up in the process (by some obscure chance). Might be worth a note in the file, as a comment, to the effect that 'if you're using Windows, put quotes around entries with spaces', maybe? It's a small point, though.
Re your other points:-
Yup, am re-running analog and RM on each test of config changes. I have them all linked via a batched file, which enables me to choose day/week/month/quarter/yearly/all logs runs, by command param. I normally have this wired up to a Windows scheduled task firing off daily (hourly for the day-log report) - and it works extremely well. The batch calls up Analog with the appropriate config command-line, and then immediately after, RM, similarly with an appropriate command line to the associated ini file for that type of run.
Thanks for the clarification on the CHART/GRAPH commands... I was wondering whether they had any effect on RM, and you've cleared that up for me.
Just out of interest, which reports can I create ReportMagic charts for? I don't seem to be able to get a pie-chart for Domains by Byte %age, for example, or a pie-chart for Hosts by request - are these even implemented in RM? Have scoured your site to find out, but can't seem to.
I'm off now to test out the 'SETTINGS ON' feature, just to make sure nothing strange is happening elsewhere.
Many, many thanks for your assistance, Jeremy Regards Neil
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeremy Wadsack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2004 8:01 PM
Subject: Re: [analog-help] OS report shows only Robots
Niel,
First, thanks for catching the Mozilla/* and Mozilla * entries in the extended robots configuration. I'll add special cases to the script to make sure those aren't in there.
Just to be sure, you did *rerun* Analog and Report Magic after making those changes right?
You could also try running Analog alone (without Report Magic) and adding "SETTINGS ON" to the configuration file (or -settings to the command-line). This will tell you exactly what it is and is not including in the robot definitions and what entries in the OS report are shown.
Finally the GRAPH and CHART commands in Analog have absolutely no effect when used with Report Magic.
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Seven Simple Machines
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