Hello,
I would like to know if I can restrict Analog for a specific date range while generating the reports
eg: My webserver access.log(single file) contains logs for 30 days and I want to see the report only for the last 10 days. Is it possible to restrict Analog to generate report for the
,analog-help@lists.meer.net wrote:
Hello,
I would like to know if I can restrict Analog for a specific date range
while generating the reports
eg: My webserver access.log(single file) contains logs for 30 days and I
want to see the report only for the last 10 days. Is it possible to
Thanks Chris.
I am very sorry, the Analog version I have is 6.0.
Can you be more specific about the syntax...I appreciate if you can send more info on this or any link.
Thanks agian
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 Chris Sharman wrote :
,analog-help@lists.meer.net wrote:
Hello,
I would like to know if
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005, Vani Bhat wrote:
Thanks Chris.
I am very sorry, the Analog version I have is 6.0.
Can you be more specific about the syntax...I appreciate if you can send
more info on this or any link.
Everything is in the docs. The docs even have an index, so you should be
able to
,analog-help@lists.meer.net wrote:
Thanks Chris.
I am very sorry, the Analog version I have is 6.0.
Can you be more specific about the syntax...I appreciate if you can send
more info on this or any link.
http://www.analog.cx/docs/include.html#FROMTO
The docs are available at
You can also add the time to the TO/FROM statements, for example
this would show exactly 10 days:
FROM 050601:
TO 050610:2359
Jeanne
Vani Bhat wrote:
I would like to know if I can restrict Analog for a specific date range
while generating the reports
eg: My webserver access.log(single
Is there a way to have the config file run for the previous week (say Sunday
to Saturday) using the From/To smartly?
Currently, I have it set to run +F-00-00-09 +T-00-00-03 on Tuesday.
However, if I want to run it any day of the week, I want it to give me the
previous Saturday (To) until the
If you are running on Unix, you can use the date command from the
command-line to insert something like this:
analog +T`date last Sunday` +F`date Saturday before last`
Or something of the sort. man date for more info.
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Seven Simple Machines
Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote:
Is
On Tuesday, June 21, 2005 6:29 PM [GMT+1=CET],
Jeremy Wadsack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a way of doing it with the FOR command. But it may not be as
powerful. Check the list archives (this comes up often and I still
don't remember how to do it with Windows commands). You could also
Aengus wrote:
unless you use some VBScript (which is less hassle than using Cygwin,
imho!)
Agreed! :-) And I usually forget about Windows Script Host too, as I
just default to my cygwin commands that I know.
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Seven Simple Machines
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