Marcus wrote:
>> Are you still running IIS 3.0? What LOGFORMAT are you specifying?
>Yes, we're still running IIS 3.0 (we don't have the nerve to upgrade
>something that's working fine, this particular machine seems to *always*
>come up with problems when we toy with anything major). I am currently
>using this:
>
>LOGFORMAT MICROSOFT-NA
>
>Should I try specifying my own, or do older versions of IIS use a
>different format than normal (like COMMON, etc.)?
No, that's the right LOGFORMAT. It's just that most people running
IIS have upgraded to IIS4, so they don't have to deal with combined
logfiles for their virtual servers.
The 4.01 docs say that MICROSOFT-NA is equivalent to:
LOGFORMAT (%S, %u, %m/%d/%y, %h:%n:%j, W3SVC%j, %j, %v, %j, %j, %b,
%c, %j, %j, %r, %q,)
Make sure that your logs match this (the virtual Host should be the
second field after W3SVC1).
I've never had to do this kind of Virtual Server report, because IIS4
creates a seperate log for each virtual server, so I'm afraid I can't
really offer any advice for the partial logs you're using.
Aengus
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