On 8/29/99 4:44 PM Bob Williams ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>Hello,
>
>A while back, the logs produced by my ISP's installation of W*
>suddenly stopped working with Analog. I've upgraded Analog two or
>three times since then, and am currently trying to use 3.31a (Mac).
>Regardless of whether I use my old config file or the default one
>included with Analog, I get the same results.
>
>Here are the first few lines from my most recent log file:
>
>192.231.106.2:80 08/12/99 22:55:00 OK 192.231.106.2
> :trivectus:Products:SuperLockPro:Documentation:Introduction.html
> 5023
> http://www.trivectus.com/Products/SuperLockPro/Documentation/CoverPag
>e.html Mozilla/4.61 (Macintosh; U; PPC)
>192.231.106.2:80 08/12/99 22:55:11 OK 192.231.106.2
> :trivectus:Products:SuperLockPro:Documentation:Background.GIF 556
> http://www.trivectus.com/Products/SuperLockPro/Documentation/Introduc
>tion.html Mozilla/4.61 (Macintosh; U; PPC)
>
>When I try to run Analog on this file, this is what I get:
>
>Processing...
>analog: Warning C: Ignoring corrupt format line in logfile
> (For help on all errors and warnings, see docs/errors.html)
>analog: Warning C: (reason: one item occurs twice in format)
>analog: Warning C: Ignoring corrupt format line in logfile
>[repeat previous a number of times]
>analog: Warning L: Large number of corrupt lines in logfile WebSTAR.log: try
> different LOGFORMAT
> Current logfile format:
> !!LOG_FORMAT<WebSTAR format string>\n
> !!%j\n
>analog: Warning R: Turning off empty time reports
>[more report warnings]
>
>The report file pretty much just says that every line was corrupt.
>This is with the format set to WEBSTAR; with the format set to AUTO,
>I get this:
>
>Processing...
>analog: Warning F: Can't auto-detect format of logfile WebSTAR.log: ignoring
> it
>
>and then all the report warnings.
>
>It looks to me like it might be complaining about the dual IP
>addresses. I'm not at all familiar with W*'s log format, but I'd
>guess that since one of the addresses has a port number, that it is
>being used to represent something different and thus is not
>duplicated information.
>
>What makes this really weird is that my ISP has told me that I'm one
>of a very small handful of customers that are all having this
>problem. None of the other customers are, and their reports are being
>produced by the same server installation. The engineers there aren't
>sure what to make of it. All I know at this point is that i have a
>couple million lines of log files that I need processed but can't.
>
>Can someone please advise me on what to do, or what to tell my ISP to do?
I hope those were not literally the first few lines of your log file.
Every WebSTAR log file must start with a '!!LOG_FORMAT' line. The warning
messages you are getting suggests that there might be a format line,
although Analog considers it corrupt. If there is a format line, it would
start '!!LOG_FORMAT', then you should show us what it says. I can't tell
exactly what is happening without it. If there isn't a format line then
that is your problem.
Newer versions of WebSTAR may have a couple of other lines starting with
'!!' before the '!!LOG_FORMAT' line, but there will never be a regular
log entry before the first '!!LOG_FORMAT'.
Jason
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