Susan Alderman wrote:
> Two questions on analog 3.11/unix:
>
> 1) I'm using the following flags in my .cfg file:
>
> REQUEST ON
> REQSORTBY ALPHABETICAL
> REQFLOOR 1r
>
> I'm getting the following error:
>
> ./analog: Warning D: In Request Report, SORTBY (alphabetical) doesn't match
> ARGSSORTBY (requests)
>
This is a warning that analog gives to let you know that the sub report may not
be sorted the same way to avoid this warning put in REQARGSSORTBY ALPHABETICAL.
That way when a subreport of arguments is listed for a script request, the
subreport will be in the same order.
> 2) I could use some clarification on the configuration command:
>
> REQINCLUDE pages
>
> The analog readme implies that this applies to the requests report only,
> but my suspicion is that it applies to other reports as well.
>
> >From the daily report of a recent analog run:
>
> date: #reqs: pages:
> ---------: ------: -----:
> 19/Apr/99: 324491: 36921:
>
> This means that there were 36921 requests for *.html, *.htm and
> directories, but when all other sorts of requests - .gif, .jpg, etc.
> are factored in, there were 324491 requests. If this isn't how the
> difference between requests and pages is calculated, can someone please
> clarify?
You can define pages using the PAGESINCLUDE. This is tells Analog which files
to treat as pages (e.g. htm, html). Then use the P/p column specifiers to tell
it to report the counts in the reports as you have in your daily report above -
FULLDAYCOL RP
REQINCLUDE pages would tell analog to include only those requests that are
pages in the request report (if this were the first REQINCLUDE statement) as
the docs say. i.e. Don't include listings or counts for images, etc. If you use
this in your daily report above, as in FULLDAYINCLUDE pages, then you would
have the same count for the requests and pages columns in the report above
(because it wouldn't be counting the others).
HTH,
--
Jeremy Wadsack
OutQuest Magazine
a Wadsack-Allen publication
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