My current Request Report list looks like this:
/www.blah.com/section/page.jsp
/www.blah.com/section/page.jsp?id=59595tab=1
/www.blah.com/section/page.jsp?id=59595tab=2
/www.blah.com/section/page.jsp?id=59595tab=3
I'd like the report to ignore the tab value and treat it as if all the
My site's log files are multiple .gz files each day (about 30 of them). I
want to create a command line to perform the analog process. Herei s my
example:
/analog-6.0/analog -G +g/analog/configs/analog-daily-full.cfg logfile
/www_logs/2008/07/09/*.gz O /www_reports/daily/20080709.html
When I
Our site produces about 1 GB of logs per day so I have them organized into
directories like this:
2008/08/01
2008/08/02
etc
In each directory are about 100 logs in .gz format
I can easily produce a report for a single day.
If I want to produce a report for a week, how would I go about
We have a powerful Solaris server that has Analog installed on it (32GB of
RAM). I have read the threads and it seem that Analog will only use 4GB of
RAM unless you recompile it and change the memory settings.
I am wondering what would happen if we ran Analog multiple times on the
server. So
I've got my logs being dropped into directories such that each day of logs
have their own location.
e.g.
2008/09/01
2008/09/02
etc.
I currently run only daily and weekly reports. I've used the command line
to specify 7 different log file paths and that works.
If I want to run a monthly
We have a web page that received almost 1 million hits yesterday. It is a
JSP page that takes parameters to determine how to display the page. The
most common combination had 3000 hits. Our Request report is showing detail
right down to 10 users requesting a specific combination. I cannot
Hello
My log file format is the following:
%vsid% - %Ses-client.ip% - %Req-vars.auth-user% [%SYSDATE%]
%Req-reqpb.clf-request% %Req-srvhdrs.clf-status%
%Req-srvhdrs.content-length% %Req-headers.host% %Req-headers.referer%
%Req-headers.user-agent%
Here is an example entry:
https-www-80 -
Is it possible to control what Analog counts as a 'failure? We would like
to count Status Code 302 as a success rather than a failure, in one of our
reports. Is that possible?
I don't see anything about that in the documentation so I am guessing the
answer is no but wanted to check with the
We have Analog running on a Solaris server with 32GB of RAM. Our log files
(over 5 GB zipped for one day of data) are now causing Analog to run out of
memory. The reports ran fine when we had 3.5 GB of data but not now.
The only information I can find on recompiling for 64-bit is to add a
Aengus analo...@... writes:
As far as I can tell, INTSEARCHENGINE will only take the first entry in the
.cfg file, if you specify the same
Engine with multiple parameters. So you can see either the q, client or site
field in any one report, you
can't get them all in the same report.
And
Jeremy Wadsack jeremy.wads...@... writes:
On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 2:40 PM, Aengus
analo...@eircom.net wrote:
FILEALIAS /search?*client=**site=** /$4?client=$2
Also, note that depending on your backend code and how the URL's are created
you may need to use two FILEALIAS commands to
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