All,stephen,
I am interested in doing some coding for analog in order for it to
recognize MSPROXY status codes..
I guess these status codes have mainly to do with winsock status codes,
like 10060 = connection time out,
and 11001 = host not found. Also the status field can contain text, like
'Not Modified' or inet which have
to do with MSPROXY cache hits... Two questions :
1) How many of you would be interested in this, ie having analog recognize
MSPROXY codes (maybe later Wingate)
2) I need some help and pointers from stephen about where to start looking
in the code and maybe a little
a little code flow help so I can better understand the ins and out of
analog.
(I have been analyzing C-code for years, but it is still a major effort
reading other peoples code)
So far,
Erick Otto
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Sent: Monday, January 03, 2000 09:17
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Subject: Re: [analog-help] Virtual hosts w/ analog
In the quoted post I noticed the following string:
> OUTFILE /websites/virtual1/reports/report_%D_%M_%Y.html
I'm guessing that the '_%D_%M_%Y' is passing the day, month, and year to
the report filename; I don't see anything about this in Analog's docs
(there's a lot there, I could have missed it), or perhaps it's a unix
thing? If I'm correct in what it does, what else is needed to set up
passing the date, etc.? My one problem with Analog reports has been not
knowing how to customize the report names output this way.
At 01:02 PM 01/02/2000 +0100, you wrote:
>At 12.09 31/12/99 -0800, Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
><snip>
>>I assume that I must do something with
>>/etc/analog.cfg?
>
>If your logs are in separate folders it's very easy:
>1) create a different .cfg file for every domain (virtual1.cfg,
>virtual2.cfg and so on) pointing correctly these parameters for every
domain
> LOGFILE /logs/virtual1/*
> OUTFILE /websites/virtual1/reports/report_%D_%M_%Y.html
>See analog documentation for other personalizations.
>
>2) write a batch file containing these lines:
>
>analog +gvirtual1.cfg -G
>analog +gvirtual2.cfg -G
>and so on
>
>That means "use virtual1.cfg instead of the original analog.cfg"
>
>3) run the batch file and everything is done.
>
>Hope this helps!
>
>Marco Bernardini
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