I finally managed to change my log files so that they reflect a date (ie
access.991215 instead of just "access"). I wanted to go back and manually
create some "historical" log files with the same date format from the
combined-access log file in /httpd/log. The logs are on a RAQ2/mips
machine with Linus/Apache. I used the grep command as follows:
grep ^www.paxp.log > /homes/sites/site1/logs/access.paxp
then in the site1/logs area used:
grep ^www.paxp.log > access.990930
grep ^www.paxp.log > access.991031
etc.
Now I receive the following analog error:
"/usr/src/analog/analog: Warning L: Large number of corrupt lines in logfile
/home/sites/www.paxp.com/logs/access.990930: try different LOGFORMAT"
The log files being created on a daily basis (access.991215, access.991216,
etc.) in the paxp.com domain and in the other domains do not generate this
error - only the log files I have created with grep.
Does grep used this way change something in the format?
Since this is probably a little off topic (analog is the 'messenger,' not
the 'problem') responses should perhaps be directed to me and not the list.
Regards,
- fleet -
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