You don't need to maintain separate cfg files, but you will need to do
separate runs with different command line arguments. I don't know the
syntax for Win2000, but for UNIX, your example would be like
analog +C'LOGFILE /logs/web1.log' -O/stats/web1.html
analog +C'LOGFILE /logs/web2.log' -O/stats/web2.html
(One of these days, I'm going to get some Win2k training.)
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I know this may be simple, and covered in the help files, but I was
unable to find an answer for this particular question.
I want to log multiple web sites to different outputs. Other than
creating a different cfg file for each site (listing the logfile and
outfile) and running multiple instances of analog with command line
arguments (for each different cfg file), is there a way to do this in
a single cfg file?
something along the lines of:
LOGFILE c:\logs\web1.log
OUTFILE c:\stats\web1.html
LOGFILE c:\logs\web2.log
OUTFILE c:\stats\web2.html
Is there a particular syntax or argument to make analog do this, or
will analog only output to one file? Right now, I just have Win2000
scheduler running multiple listings of analog, each with the different
command line argument, but I wouuld like to be able to just have a
single entry, instead of having to keep track of 9+ different cfg
files.
Thanks for any help!
Martin O'B
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