I don't know if an analog guru can come up with a way to do
this in analog, but you could extract the date for yesterday using
a shell script such as:
SEC=`date +%s | xargs expr -86400 +`
FILE=`date -r $SEC +%G-%m.html`
(It would be a lot cleaner in perl :)
David/absolute
On Sat, 4 Mar 2000, New Tecumseth Public Library wrote:
> I'm on NetBSD and I'm using Analog 4.1. I have setup a crontab to run
> Analog on the first day of every month to analyze the previous month's
> logs. So for example:
>
> At 12:01am on May 1, Analog will run and analyze the April log files. I
> want to have Analog name my output files in the format monthyear.html.
> How would I setup Analog so it will name the output file with the
> previous month's name (or number)? I'd appreciate any assistance.
>
> Jeff Longland
>
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