On Mon, 24 May 1999, Tod Fishburne wrote:
> I edited the analog.cfg file to report on one particular
> site. When I run analog I get a report on the default logfile. I can put a
> specific logfile on the command line and analog will report on it, but I
> cannot seem to get it to run on the new analog.cfg file.
I take it from your comment below about cron that you're on Unix. Maybe when
you compiled it, you didn't give the right location for your configuration
file?
> Here are my goals. Individual reports on each site (does
> this mean I need a seperate cfg file for each site?).
Yes.
> I am also wondering how to keep
> the reports current. It seems when I run analog I get a report, and then if
> I want another report I have to run analog again. If this is the case,
> should I set up analog to run as a cron job? What are other ways of keeping
> reports current?
cron is the best way. You have to run it again, anyway.
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