Kenneth Pedersen wrote:
>I have a problem with the host report.
>
>The different hosts are not listed, only:
>
>Listing hosts with at least 100 requests, sorted alphabetically.
>
>#reqs: %bytes: host
>-----: ------: ----
> 789: 100%: [not listed: 47 hosts]
>
>I understand that the hosts have not requested pages 100 times, but is
>there a possibility to change it from 100 to a lower number?
HOSTFLOOR 1r
docs/othreps.html
>The refferer report won't work:
>analog: Warning R: Turning off empty Referring Site Report
>analog: Warning R: Turning off empty Redirected Referrer
>Report
>
>It looks like the logfile format I'm using doesn't contain this information.
>I'm using the NCSA-format.
NCSA doesn't include Referrer information
>Which format is the most convenient to use: Microsoft IIS, NCSA, ODBC or
>W3C?
W3C. ODBC isn't a logging format, it's a destination. You can log your
IIS, NCSA or W3C logs to a file or to an ODBC datasource.
One caveat with W3C logging - you must turn on the Date field. IIS leaves
it off by default, and Analog requires it. There are some tools on the
Helper Applications page
(http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/analog/helpers.html) that will "fix"
old W3C log files that don't have the date field.
Aengus
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