Hi, I've got a Perl script that reads Analog output, looks for particular urls that were requested, then outputs some stats e.g.: 'member logins', 'orders entered', etc. This has worked quite well for about two years now. I recently moved my web site from a single NT (IIS 4) web server to a load balanced set of three NT (IIS 4) servers. Although I can run Analog on each machine without any problem, I would like to transfer the files to a single computer then get combined results for all servers. For my first attempt I put the log files (1 log file per day, MS Extended format) in a seperate directory then had a logfile line like: d:\logs\server1\*.log,d:\logs\server2\*.log in my config file. For my second attempt I used the ftpget utility to download the files into a single directory. (this gives each file a different name). For both methods I tried with and without a http://%v.domain.com entry on the logfile line. Using either method (filenames or directories) I get warnings from Analog: analog: Warning: L: logfiles d:\name.log and d:\name2.log overlap: possible double counting. The output from any of the combined methods I've tried doesn't match the manually tabulated results from running analog on each server. Is there a way to disable the double counting warning and force the correct output? What am I doing wrong? Any help appreciated! TIA- Steve- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 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]/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------
