On Thu, 17 Jun 1999, Alexandre Farcy wrote:
> i want to exclude from the report some clients from our domain, so i use
> HOSTEXCLUDE in my analog.cfg file :
> HOSTEXCLUDE client1.mydomain.com
> HOSTEXCLUDE client2.mydomain.com
>
> but i also want the remaining clients form our domain to be aliased in
> one single name, so i have another line in my analog.cfg file:
> HOSTALIAS *.mydomain.com mydomain.com
>
> so i expect that the host report will show requests for all our clients
> but client1 and client2 under "mydomain.com".
> this does not work, all requests (including client1 and client2) are
> included in the report.
>
Right. EXCLUDEs are done after ALIASes. But you can easily get round it:
HOSTALIAS client1.mydomain.com junk
HOSTALIAS client2.mydomain.com junk
HOSTALIAS *.mydomain.com mydomain.com
HOSTEXCLUDE junk
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