Geoff Soper wrote:
>I attach a GIF of the DOS output after adding DEBUG C to my analog.cfg
>file.
You can copy text to and From a DOS window in Win9x or WinNT. Capturing
the information as an image isn't very efficient. Just single click on
the DOS icon at the top left of your DOS window, and select Edit to cut
and paste from the Window.
>I think I can work out the LOGFORMAT command apart from the +0100 part
>of the time.
>Once I add this LOGFORMAT I assume Analog will interpret the first 2
>month's logs as being incorrect as it appears my ISP altered the format
at this point.
Analog can recognize more than one format at a time, if you specify
multiple LOGFORMATs
> I need to look at an example line at the beginning of the logfile but I
>can't see how to open such a large file in Windows. Has anyone any
>suggestions on this?
Do you have Microsoft Word installed. It's not the worlds greatest text
editor, but I've used it when I needed to open log files of 50+ Meg. (On
NT, Notepad seems to cope with log files of 10 or so megabytes reasonably
well).
But to just get something from the beginning, TYPE the logfile, and hit
CTRL-C to stop it near the beginning.
Aengus
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