On Wed, 22 Sep 1999, Thomas Piergallini wrote:
>
> Is it possible display and associate which file a failed referer, was refering
> to?
>
> I can backtrack through the apache log, and see what file the referer really was
> asking for, but is there a way to produce in the analog report what site was
> asking for what failed file?
No, sorry, you can produce a list of failed files, and a list of failed
referrers, but you can't pair them up.
There's a question in the FAQ that's trying to get at this. But you probably
won't be able to find it. (It's B11 in the current version).
HELP WANTED!!!: If anyone can find a way of phrasing this question better, I
would be delighted, as this is one of my most Frequently Asked FAQs.
What I want to say is: "analog only calculates marginal statistics, not
pairwise (or higher order) ones". Unfortunately, only mathematicians
understand that sort of language. :) What it means is that you can have the
list of files, or hosts, or referrers, or dates or whatever, but you can't
pair them up to get files for each referrer, or dates for each host, or...
I resorted to giving two of the most common versions of this question.
But again only mathematicians generalise from the examples to the
marginal/pairwise stuff that I really want to convey. So the other versions
of the question are still Frequently Asked.
Any ideas how to phrase it better? Thanks.
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