Mihalis Tsoukalos wrote:
>2. We are using IIS (It was not my decision. Analog runs in a Linux
>machine).
Run Analog on the IIS machine - it'll save you moving the files back and
forth, and, unless the IIS machine is extremely busy or low on memory,
Analog should not cause any major performance problems.
> Is there any way to get the computer type info (PC, Mac, UNIX etc.)
>from IIS extended log files?
If you Log the User Agent field, you can make certain assumptions about
the client. This may significantly increase the size of your log file,
though, as the Agent string is sometimes as long as the rest of the log
entry, excluding the referrer.
If you just want to get a broad feel for the browsers your customers are
using, and you're already using ASP scripts for some of your more
popular pages, you might be better off just using some simple ASP script
that checks the browser in use, and logs that information somewhere
else. You can use the BrowserCapabilities object, or just access the
Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_User_Agent") field.
>4. How well IIS 4.0 extended format is supported by analog 3.32?
It's not IIS4 extended format, it's W3C Extended format (except for the
Time-Taken field that we're arging about elsewhere :-). I think it's
fair to say that W3C Extended logs created by IIS4 are fully supported
by Analog 3.32.
Aengus
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