On 9/3/00 6:51 AM Michael Janich ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>I'm generating a log report using java servlets [no byte count, since
>unknown], which lines look like
>
>210.177.77.1 - oooo [Fri Aug 18 16:06:59 CST 2000] "GET
>/servlet/com.rawmart.Browse?show=nothing&display=profile&profile=preferences
>HTTP/1.0" 200 -
>
>and I like to get statistics on the use of let's say "show=" parameter.
>The lines:
>
>LOGFORMAT (%s - %u [%j %M %d %h:%n:%j %j %Y] "%j %r %j" %c -)
>ARGSINCLUDE /servlet/com.*
>SEARCHENGINE /servlet/com.rawmart.Browse* level
>SEARCHENGINE /servlet/com.rawmart.Browse id
>SEARCHENGINE *Browse* lang
>SEARCHENGINE *Browse search
>SEARCHENGINE *Browse display
>SEARCHENGINE *Browse show
>SEARCHENGINE http://* level
>SEARCHENGINE * action
>
>Doesn't do anything. I always get:
>
>./analog: Warning R: Turning off empty Search Query Report
>./analog: Warning R: Turning off empty Search Word Report
>
>I've debugged the programme: it seems never to call any of Nnextname()
>or nnextname()
>functions. It calls checksearchrep() with NULL as first parameter twice.
The SEARCHENGINE command applies to the referrer field, not the request
field. In theory you could get it to work by changing the log format to
treat that field as the referrer, but I'm not sure how Analog would
handle the lack of "http://" and a domain name.
Jason
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