> > But what we'd like to do would be to combine the "compressed" > > transfer_log info and the "current" transfer_log info (ie since last > If you do something like > LOGFILE /logfiles/archives/*.gz > LOGFILE /logfiles/transfer_log.log > Analog should combine the two into a single report. This holds > > command line as well: > analog /logfiles/archives/*.gz,/logfiles/transfer_log.log Hmm - you are right.. :^) I am using a command line like below (should all be one line) nice ./analog ../logs/admak.com.au* _ -O../admak.com.au/hits.html _ +C"HOSTNAME (admak.com.au)" In this case we would want to process ../logs/admak.com.au-transfer_log and ../logs/admak.com.au-transfer_log.gz After GZipping the logfile on 14th Aug 1999 and running this command, a look at the report being produced showed that only the hits on the 14th (ie the current uncompressed logfile) were being analysed. This info was on the header of the report of course.. However ...today I tried again (using the DEBUG F switch in analog.cfg) and I can see that analog is indeed now processing both files, and the output report shows results from the full date range in both files (ie including hits after the file was GZ'd) So it works (as advertised) ... sorry to waste everyone's time ... I swear the facts are as I set them out :^) Thanks for the help (even the confirmation was helpful !!!!) Brad ------------------------ Brad Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This is the analog-help mailing list. To unsubscribe from this mailing list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe analog-help" in the main BODY OF THE MESSAGE. List archived at http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------
