[analog-help] Logformat....warning R!!!

Hi again, now i have new problems with analog. Now my logformat not causes errors, but the execution yes. I explained me: my logfile is like this 1 [21/May/2001:14:52:17 +0200] 10.14.0.1 GET /monograficos/gimenezabad/gimenezabad.htm Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.5; Windows 98) 1

[analog-help] getting rid of [no directory] in directory report

anyone know if it's possible to exclude items in the directory report and not remove them from the other reports? I'm getting ~75% of my hits (mostly images and such) that show up as [no directory] in the directory report. It would be nice to remove it from just the directory report. - Chuck

AW: [analog-help] getting rid of [no directory] in directory report

Chuck Pierce wrote: -Ursprungliche Nachricht- Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Im Auftrag von Chuck Pierce Gesendet: Mittwoch, 23. Mai 2001 15:49 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: [analog-help] getting rid of [no directory] in directory report anyone know if it's

[analog-help] help

I am new to this analog thing and am looking for guidance. I work for a school district and I want a number of people to access the analog information for logging purposes (ie) through a browser. I am running Apache on Debian Gnu/Linux and I added the analog module, but there is no .cfg file

[analog-help] generating Longtime-Logs

I want to generate a statistic for my websites for the whole uptime. How can I do this? The cron-job runs every month before rotaring the log file. But I get only the data for the actual month and not the whole time. Is it possible to analog the access.log and also all access.*.gz? Or better,

Re: [analog-help] help

Yes, analog can generate HTML pages to be read from an intranet or internet server via a browser. Analog also has the capacity to produce text files (plain and ASCII), LaTeX code, and delimited flat files with the analog user specifying a special string to use as delimiter (very handy for

RE: [analog-help] help

I used the precompiled version set up on the Debian server. I found an analog.conf file but it is located in my /etc directory. The other installed stuff seems to be located in the /usr/doc/analog directory. don't know if this is any help, but thanks for your time Bill -Original

Re:[analog-help] getting rid of [no directory] in directory report

Again, this takes those hits away from the other reports. I am trying to take away these hits from JUST the directory report. Is this possible?? - Chuck Stefan Schiller wrote: DIREXLUDE dosn't work!! This worked !! FILEEXCLUDE /images/*.gif,/flash/* -Ursprungliche Nachricht-

Re: [analog-help] generating Longtime-Logs

Andre Krajnik wrote: I want to generate a statistic for my websites for the whole uptime. How can I do this? The cron-job runs every month before rotaring the log file. But I get only the data for the actual month and not the whole time. Is it possible to analog the access.log and

Re: [analog-help] Logformat....warning R!!!

Monica Pueyo Gimenez wrote: Hi again, now i have new problems with analog. Now my logformat not causes errors, but the execution yes. I explained me: my logfile is like this 1 [21/May/2001:14:52:17 +0200] 10.14.0.1 GET /monograficos/gimenezabad/gimenezabad.htm Mozilla/4.0

Re: [analog-help] getting rid of [no directory] in directory report

On 23 May 2001, at 12:35, Jeremy Wadsack wrote about Re: [analog-help] getting rid of [no directory] i: I'm really not sure what a [no directory] entry is caused by as I've never seen it before that I remember. isn't that the root directory, with or without the homepage? ciao Massimo

Re: [analog-help] getting rid of [no directory] in directory report

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On 23 May 2001, at 12:35, Jeremy Wadsack wrote about Re: [analog-help] getting rid of [no directory] i: I'm really not sure what a [no directory] entry is caused by as I've never seen it before that I remember. isn't that the root directory, with or