Ben Blackmore wrote:
>I use Analog to analyse the log files of our customers, of which we
>have many. I used to have to keep changing the config file for each
>user, I then decided to keep a separate directory for each customer,
>each with its own version of analog in, which was configured to that
>specific customer. I was wondering it would be possible to run a bat
>file, which will fun run all the versions of analog with a single
>click. This would be easy and simple, BUT I also want to run QDNS with
>it. So far the bat file looks like this:
>
>@customer1\analog
>@customer2\analog
>@customer3\analog
>
>I need to put something like this at the top: -
>
>@qdns /g analog.cfg /y 158.152.1.58
As far as I know, the only things that QDNS cares about in the
analog.cfg are the DNS filename, how long the DNS entries are considered
good, and the logfile name. As you are probably using the same DNS
filename for all your logs (there's no advantage in resolving the name
separately for different hosts), there's no point in using the /g
parameter in your example.
I'd just call QDNS before each run like this
@qdns /d dns.dns /l customer1\access.log /y 158.152.1.58
@customer1\analog
@qdns /d dns.dns /l customer2\access.log /y 158.152.1.58
@customer2\analog
@qdns /d dns.dns /l customer3\access.log /y 158.152.1.58
@customer3\analog
(In the event that you have enough memory, this will mean that the log
file should still be in cache when analog reads it, which may improve
performance slightly. I don't think QDNS performance will be affected by
running it 3 times instead of once unless your DNS file is huge).
Aengus
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