>I need to know now is how do I also run analog for several other log files
>that I have for other domains. I assume that I must do something with
>/etc/analog.cfg?
>That is where I configured analog to obtain the location for the log files
Run a cron job to fire up analog, passing a variables to it for each
domain or log file (ie log file, Company name, URL etc). Space the
cron entries a few minutes apart, one for each domain or log file you
want.
Here is sample cron entry that will create the analog output for
somedomain at 1:00 AM everyday. The necessary variables are passed as
arguments from the command line. These override the same settings in
the analog.cfg file thereby eliminating the need to edit that file.
Note the brackets around the HOSTNAME parameter. This is necessary as
it includes spaces between the words.
00 1 * * * /path/to/analog/analog +C"HOSTNAME (Some Domain
Inc)" +C"HOSTURL http://www.somedomain.com"
/path/to/logs/somedomain.log >
/path/to/somedomain/public_html/somedomainlog.html
-Bob
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