Marco Bernardini wrote:
At 11.32 10/04/2000 +0100, Wallace Nicoll wrote:
It has been reported that some of our users have been listening to
streaming audio (radio stations) and I'm trying to find out if this
information is logged.
You need to log OUTGOING requests: it's a bit difficult,
In G2 real logfile you have the size of information which has been
transfered (like 20, etc). I was thinking using that to guess how
long the guy stayed connected, but with surestream it gets really
difficult.
Apache and most HTTP servers allow you to log processing times, and Analog
has a
L. J. West-Knights wrote:
Thank you all. The thing does indeed resolve to a firm of NW solicitors
and then a browser resolves it as "Netopia Router Home Page"; it works as
a URL.
Presumably it's their corporate gateway - isn't that a bit of a security
hole?
I.e. - now what? Why does this
Fabian -
Can't help with the analog question, but I believe the stats analyser
you need for Real Server is the one from Lariat Systems.
There are details of that on the Real site (somewhere)
but there is also regular discussion of Real topics in the realforum
list, you can send subscribe with
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Michael Roberts wrote:
Might I suggest http://www.cosource.com -- open funding for open source. Put
the suggestion on the project list with a dollar figure which you think would
make it worthwhile for you, make a proposal that makes it clear you're the
author, and then
I just wanted to thank all who responded to my request for help with
downloading the analaog program. Finally, I think I have completed the
download, and am ready to begin reading the help files. Again much thanks.
Gail Wilson
I've had a glance at www.cosource.com in the past, but does it work? My
impression is that they have very few projects with serious bids. But I've
only looked at it briefly.
If you push your own proposal, then it would work. I agree that it's a little
silly to just toss a request/proposal
Dieter Fleischmann wrote:
I am doing DNS lookups with Analog and get the following results:
15908292 90.145.6.124 nt-24.pi-m1.nuernberg.baypol
15908292 90.81.6.252 NTTSKI12
15908292 90.20.6.63 ntlk1326.sg131.blka.baypol
15908292 90.118.214.213 NTNOS213
Therefore I can only evaluate the domains
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
Real Audio uses a different protocol that HTTP, so it won't be tracked in the
Apache logs (other than the initial request for the .ram file). In fact, I think it
uses UDP rather than TCP for streaming content (because UDP packets are in an
expected
Dieter,
I'm experiencing the same problem. I'm guessing that it has something to do
with the configuration of the workstation where the problem IP is entered. While its
limited mostly to our internal IPs, I do see some occurrences for external IPs. My
solution for the internal IP
Stephen Turner wrote:
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
Real Audio uses a different protocol that HTTP, so it won't be
tracked in the Apache logs (other than the initial request for the
.ram file). In fact, I think it uses UDP rather than TCP for streaming
content (because UDP
Jimmy Daresta wrote:
Analog failed to run or returned an error code.
Maybe your server's error log will give a clue why. [Tue Apr 11
13:02:19 2000] C:\InetPub\wwwroot\logs\analog\anlgform.pl:
"C:\InetPub\wwwroot\logs\analog"
Shouldn't this (and later references to same) be
Jimmy Daresta wrote:
And here is the only customized line I have in my analog.cfg:
LOGFILE C:\InetPub\wwwroot\log\analog\logfile.log
From anlgform.html
!-- On Windows OS/2, use the following two lines, edited to reflect... --
!-- ...the correct location of anlgform.exe in your server's
Okay well the DOS box no longer comes up. Instead of using IIS
for the form I used Netscape 4. I also renamed the directory to a
shorter name and tried it. Here is what I get:
Program Failure
Analog failed to run or returned an error code.
Maybe your server's error log will give a clue why.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to install analog 4.1 to get statistics for my website. I am using
reportmagic 1.3 as the front end graphic solution. I have a unix server with
Netscape Enterprise Server. The problem I am receiving is that whenever execute
the reportmagic file to
Hi,
I am trying to install analog 4.1 to get statistics for my website. I am using
reportmagic 1.3 as the front end graphic solution. I have a unix server with
Netscape Enterprise Server. The problem I am receiving is that whenever execute
the reportmagic file to create the html pages, I
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000, Aengus Lawlor wrote:
To put a slightly more positive spin on this, UDP doesn't guarantee
delivery, so when a packet is dropped, it isn't resent, and there is no need
to notify the server that each packet has been received. Protocols using TCP
don't "back off" as
I try to replace
HOSTALIAS 151.20.*.* libero.it
HOSTALIAS 151.21.*.* libero.it
HOSTALIAS 151.22.*.* libero.it
HOSTALIAS 151.23.*.* libero.it
HOSTALIAS 151.24.*.* libero.it
HOSTALIAS 151.25.*.* libero.it
HOSTALIAS 151.26.*.* libero.it
HOSTALIAS 151.27.*.* libero.it
HOSTALIAS 151.28.*.* libero.it
I was just wondering what would the format be to setup a crontab that
will run on the first day of every month?
Thanks,
Jeff Longland
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on 3/7/2000 4:26 PM, New Tecumseth Public Library at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I was just wondering what would the format be to setup a crontab that
will run on the first day of every month?
Just move analog.cron from cron.daily to cron.monthly, or your OS's
equivalent.
Marius
--
Marius
Thank you. That did it. I assumed that when I had the lang
directory in path for analog that it would look for a directory named
lang. Guess thats what happens when you assume. It works great
now. Thanks for all the help.
Date sent: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 13:24:53 -0400
From:
Hello,
Also I am looking for a way to know how long a user has been connected
in average to the video (if anyone knows how to get that, with analog or
something else)
you just can't know that. You can maybe guess. The conclusions you come to
are probably not worth the price of yesterday's
At 11.32 10/04/2000 +0100, Wallace Nicoll wrote:
It has been reported that some of our users have been listening to
streaming audio (radio stations) and I'm trying to find out if this
information is logged. It seems that while the inital connection is
logged, the subsequent transmission is not.
Walter Vannini [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also I am looking for a way to know how long a user has been connected
in average to the video (if anyone knows how to get that, with analog or
something else)
you just can't know that. You can maybe guess. The conclusions you come to
are probably
At 22.09 10/04/2000 +0100, Laurie West-Knights wrote:
212.240.10.1
Could some kind soul resolve that address for me?
Evocating Baron Samedi waving a couple of dead black chickens I found:
easthams.co.uk
a solicitors company based in Blackpool
The range is 212.240.10.0 - 212.240.10.127
Well...
Thank you all. The thing does indeed resolve to a firm of NW solicitors
and then a browser resolves it as "Netopia Router Home Page"; it works as
a URL. Is there something about such a page that would cause a problem on
DNS lookup?
I.e. - now what? Why does this blasted IP address/the line
Hi Laurie;
My analog crashes during DNS lookup at the very same logfile line each
time: the IP in question is
212.240.10.1
Could some kind soul resolve that address for me?
inetnum: [19]212.240.10.0 - [20]212.240.10.127
netname: EASTHAMS
descr: Blackpool
descr:
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
"Nancy S. Brown" wrote:
If someone is at siteA.com and then manually enters the URL for my
site does SiteA.com then show up as a referrer or does there actually
have to be a followed link from that site for it to show up as a
referrer.
Wallace Nicoll wrote:
Marco Bernardini wrote:
At 11.32 10/04/2000 +0100, Wallace Nicoll wrote:
It has been reported that some of our users have been listening to
streaming audio (radio stations) and I'm trying to find out if this
information is logged.
You need to log OUTGOING
Walter Vannini wrote:
Also I am looking for a way to know how long a user has been
connected in average to the video (if anyone knows how to get that,
with analog or something else)
you just can't know that. You can maybe guess. The conclusions you
come to are probably not worth the price
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