>2) I would also direct the output report to the user's domain.  I 
>believe I could password protect the output report.

The Web form doesn't output any files, it streams the result directly to 
the users browser. The access control needs to be on anlgform.pl or 
anlgform.html, not on any response files.

>3) The real issue to me is the configuration files.  If I read the 
>information correct, I need to put the configuration file in the same 
>directory as the analog.exe application.  When analog runs it will run all 
>the configuration and there by updating the reports for all the domains.  I 
>was wondering if I could set it up with the form interface to run a single 
>configuration file.  For example, if Domain A wanted the stats for their 
>site they would call DomainA.cfg and output to 
>\\stats.domainA.com\domainA.html.

When you call Analog through the Web interface, Analog looks for analog.cfg 
in the directory it's called from, not the directory that it's physically 
located in. In other words, it looks for the cfg file in the directory that 
anlgform.pl is placed, not the directory that analog.exe is in.

You can also point at an alternative CFG file by using the  cg form 
variable.

Normally, I use a fairly basic analog.cfg, with all the basic defaults 
(LOGTIMEOFFSET, SEARCHENGINE, maybe IMAGEDIR, turning off certain reports), 
and then an additional cfg file for each virtual directory with HOSTNAME and 
HOSTURL and any particular reports that might be particularly interesting 
for that virtual web.

The web interface can be a bit quirky. Get it working on one virtual server 
first, and get used to what it can and can't do before you get too involved 
in planning how to make it available on multiple virtual servers. Analog is 
very flexible, so there's no one right way to do it, but it'll be easier to 
make good choices when you see what does and doesn't work in a simple 
environment.

Aengus
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