OK, let's see if we can track the logic on this one. If I am in DOS mode on
the NT server, and I type "analog" the report is generated, without any
problems. The configuration file is therefore, presumably, set up
correctly.
If I type "anlgform.pl qv=1" in DOS mode, I get the following lines
returned:
"Content-Type text/plain
CGI ON
DNS NONE
WARNINGS FL
OUTFILE stdout"
Now, according to the FAQ, the errors mean:
F: Files missing or corrupt
L: Apparent problems in logfiles
This suggests, to me, that the logfile is not in a format expected by
anlgform.pl, as analog.exe runs through without so much as a whimper.
In both instances, a response is returned within a matter of a couple of
seconds, though, in the second case, report.html is not updated.
When I run anlgform.pl through anlgform.html, 40% of the way across the
progress bar, everything halts, though the throbber in the corner continues
to move, suggesting that either the browser is waiting for something, or is
hung on itself. I'm a little confused here. Can anybody tell me what
detail I am missing in this? Thanks!
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Sent: Friday, March 03, 2000 2:27 PM
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Subject: Re[2]: [analog-help] Long run time on NT server
One of the changes in 4.0x is that you can specify multiple logfiles in
the form interface. I use a little bit of ASP code to create a <SELECT
MULTIPLE> list of the log files in my log directory, and then I can
select just one or a whole group of log files, or just one or two if I
want to look at something specific.
Aengus
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Subject: RE: [analog-help] Long run time on NT server
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Date: 3/3/00 6:46 PM
On Fri, 3 Mar 2000, Justin Williams wrote:
> So, basically, I have to change the form to look at a specific log file?
> And change it m onthly to reflect the new logfile data?
Well, the alternative is to put the LOGFILE command in your configuration
file rather than on the form. Then you can include *. (* would be a security
risk on the form, which is why it's disallowed).
--
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