PALANI wrote:
How does one combine the outputalias for the following two lines.
OUTPUTALIAS "*.gif""*.gif[GIF Images]"
OUTPUTALIAS "*.GIF" "*.GIF [GIF Images]"
One way is to use
TYPEALIAS .GIF .gif
or, better,
CASE INSENSITIVE
Hope this helps.
Has anyone configured analog to work with an ftp xferlog? If so,
could I take a look at the config file?
Here's a simple Perl script I use to convert the xferlog to CLF:
usage: cat xferlog | script.pl clf.logfile
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
while () {
( $month, $day, $time, $year,
On Wed, 22 Sep 1999, Wallace Nicoll wrote:
PALANI wrote:
How does one combine the outputalias for the following two lines.
OUTPUTALIAS "*.gif""*.gif[GIF Images]"
OUTPUTALIAS "*.GIF" "*.GIF [GIF Images]"
One way is to use
TYPEALIAS .GIF
On 9/21/99 9:09 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I need help with compiling via gcc on a Solaris machine. Everytime i try
to "make" analog, it fails. I have tried re-downloading 3 times, and
re-taring 3-4 times of each. But everytime I get to the make stage I get
a new
On Fri, 17 Sep 1999, Graham TerMarsch wrote:
Wanting to find out if there is any way that I can configure Analog to take
any redirected requests and actually output them as part of the normal
"request" report. I know that they are in some sense different (and are thus
handled differently by
On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, Aengus Lawlor wrote:
I don't thing you did anything wrong. ANLGFORM.EXE doesn't support
multiple occurences of the same key.
You might be able to do this by offering a 3rd option, "Include Slurp
and Architext", with value="Slurp,ArchitextSpider", but it's not very
On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, ikong wrote:
Maybe there's a LOGFORMAT command in analog.cfg which is telling analog the
log format when the LOGFILE command is in analog.cfg too, but analog doesn't
know the format when the logfile is specified on the command line.
Perhaps I should be more
Thanks for such a quick reply...here are a few examples of the messages I
get...
Number 1 - This error set occured after I followed the instructions for
editing the analhead.h file. THe only thing I changed was the "define
HOSTNAME" I put a name in quotes on this line and un-commented it.
gcc
What you refer to as "uncommenting" is probably a mistake. A line
starting with a '#' is not a comment in C, but rather a pre-processor
directive. The HOSTNAME line should read like:
#define HOSTNAME "[my organisation]"
You can change the portion inside the quotes, but you shouldn't change
Thank you to Aengus for helping me get started using Analog with MS IIS v4.
In fact, when my BAT file is run from NT's command line, it produces the
correct Analog report at:
http://pucho.com/stats/report.html
This posting however, specifically concerns the integration of
NT's schedule
Stephen Turner wrote:
On Fri, 17 Sep 1999, Graham TerMarsch wrote:
Wanting to find out if there is any way that I can configure Analog to take
any redirected requests and actually output them as part of the normal
"request" report. I know that they are in some sense different (and are
On Mon, 20 Sep 1999, Stephen Turner wrote:
You could, although I doubt it would help. I will also try it at home this
evening. But I only have Win98 (and Linux) at home, and WinNT (and Unix and
Linux) at work. You said you were using Win95?
I can confirm that it works fine on Win98. The
As long as the user has access to webserver file and error logs, does that
user also need Superuser (root level access) priviledges to install and run
Analog 3.32 in thier home directory on UNIX?
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Anthony Alvarez [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Webmaster
On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, Kenneth Pedersen wrote:
We are logging monthly, does logfix.vbs handle this?
You only have one logfile for each month, and the date just once at the top?
I think logfix.vbs will get it right if there are no gaps of more than 24
hours. Of course, if there is a gap longer
I was confusing the reports and the items. Thanks for the clarification.
Bob
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Stephen Turner
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 1999 05:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [analog-help] Report Name
Is it possible display and associate which file a failed referer, was refering
to?
I can backtrack through the apache log, and see what file the referer really was
asking for, but is there a way to produce in the analog report what site was
asking for what failed file?
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Thomas Piergallini
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