Greetings, I hope this question hasn't been asked before, and if it has, I apologize. I have read and reread the docs, searched the list, and still came up empty handed. I'm trying to entice analog 4.1 (Linux-Intel RH 6.1/Apache 1.3.12) to poke around in the many VirtualHost access logs we have and produce one report which contains three columns: | domain name | bytes transferred | total requests |. I'd like to be able to have the ability to click on the column header and view another report which sorts by that specific header, but that's not really important. A simple sort by bytes transferred would work fine. Maybe this could be achieved by running two different reports? I looked at the virtdoms.cfg file and tried to create my own config using that as an example. Here's what the top of my config file looks like: LOGFORMAT COMBINED LOGFILE /logs/domain1_access_log http://www.domain1.com LOGFILE /logs/domain2_access_log http://www.domain2.com LOGFILE /logs/domain3_access_log http://www.domain3.com ... These logs are 'CustomLog /logs/domainX_access_log combined' format. When I run analog with the above config, general reporting only, output to one file, and the following warning is produced: ./analog: Warning L: logfiles /logs/domain1-access_log and /logs/domain2-access_log overlap: possible double counting And it continues for just about every combination of LOGFILE config lines. I have read that this is most likely harmless, and it seems to have produced valid results, but is there a way to stop this warning from appearing via the configuration? If not I'll probably end up creating a shell script which recycles the analog error log each time it's run so I can check on the status of analog's last run. Onto my next question. I poked and prodded all kinds of report configurations into the config file to achieve the report I'm after, mentioned above, with absolutely no luck. I figured that Vhost reporting was what I am after, but every variation of that I tried always ended up producing './analog: Warning R: Turning off empty Virtual Host Report'. Can anyone point me in the right direction or provide a sample config to send me on my way? I'd like to avoid changing the log format if possible since quite a few of our clients parse their log files with their own software and I'd like stay away from notifying them that they must reconfigure their reporting software due to a log format change. Many thanks in advanced for any and all help. Brian Curtis ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This is the analog-help mailing list. To unsubscribe from this mailing list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the main BODY OF THE MESSAGE. List archived at http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------
