Hi Jeremy:

At 10:23 AM 9/7/00 -0700, you wrote:

> > My June analog report shows 427,976 successful page requests from a log
> > file of 161MB. My August analog report shows 442,612 successful page
> > requests from a log file of 667MB. Don't even ask about july - it is very
> > messed up.
> >
> > It is quite obvious that my August report should show closer to 4 times
> > the traffic than the June one. This increase is quite plausable due to
> > specific marketing efforts. Has anyone run into this before? What is the
> > problem and how is it resolved? I've tried the FAQ with no luck.
>
>Perhaps there are four times as many request for non-page items (graphics).

         Nope, successful requests are also down dramatically. It's as if a 
part of each day's logs were thrown away.

>Have
>you compared total Succesful Requests?

         Yes, barely 30% increase.

>  If those are similar then look to Corrupt
>Log File Lines,

         739 (June) vs. 14,876 (Aug) but nowhere near the kind of variance 
I'm looking at.

>  Redirected Requests

         Almost exactly double - Aug. over June.

>, Failed Requests

         Aug. shows 1/5 the number of failed requests compared to June.

>, and Unwanted Logfile Lines

         I only have a figure for "Corrupt Logfile lines" not "Unwanted". 
Twenty-fold increase.

>for the balance of your logfile. It should all be in there somewhere.
>
>If you still don't see four times the requests, then perhaps each request 
>line is
>four times as long.

         Nope, both log files use identical field structure with no 
noticeable difference in record size.

>  Did you change from common log format in June to Combined (or
>Combined + cookie or vhost) in August?

         Ok, this is interesting. I have no control over how the server 
works or how it generates a log file. In july I went through a change-over 
to where the server automatically compresses the files daily instead of me 
trying to compress them monthly. However, I thought I took this into 
account when I ran the reports. First, I downloaded the latest analog. 
Then, I re-ran the reports for June and got an error message. I set 
"logformat = combined" and reran the reports and got the same results as my 
previous version of analog (2.90b4.) Then I ran the August logs. I compared 
the log structures of the two months and found them identical in their 
field structure.

>  That would easily tripple the size of your
>logfiles with the same number of requests.

         There is nothing to indicate that such is the case. Other options?

         Ron Woodall

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