I have become very familiar with the config files and running separate
reports for various things...is there any easy way to combine the reports
into a useful interface, for example, by using Report Magic? I looked at
www.reportmagic.com, but before I download it and try it out, I wondered if
this was the right approach.
I need to produce daily and monthly reports for 20 different websites. Right
now, I just name the reports with names like audio_M0102.html for Feb 2001
audio website...then audio_D010201.html would be Feb 1 daily... But this is
kind of un-navigable when you have a listing of 600+ files. Basically, I
want the webtrends reporting interface so that users can easily click
through to a particular report. But do I need to write a perl script myself,
or is this easy to do with some other product like reportmagic? I've thought
about putting the reports in directories, but I'd rather not do the work of
writing the interface if it already has been done! :)
Analog is great at doing single reports...just need some way to index those
reports so that users can get to the one they want.
Jeffrey M Watson wrote:
> I am running analog on my logfiles which are in the MICROSOFT-NA
LOGFORMAT.
>
> the path to my logfiles is like this: "S:\Merl\logs\W3SVC2\in*.log" and
> "S:\Merl\logs\W3SVC1\in*.log"
>
>
> I want to be able to see evreything for /marketing only, but can not
figure
> out how to do this.
"One run. One report." Each view you are requesting will probably
require its own configuration file and produce its own set of reports.
To get everything in /marketing use a configuration setting like
FILEINCLUDE /marketing/*
(this assumes no previous FILEINCLUDE or FILEEXCLUDE).
See docs/include.html for details.
> I would like to show this information on a daily basis. e.g. see how many
> page requests there were in every day for the last month and have them
> ordered in order of greatest to smallest. Is there a way to do this?
The Daily Report shows traffic on a daily basis. To enable the daily
report use
FULLDAILY ON
or (for 4.90Beta)
DAILYREP ON
See docs/output.html#replist for a list of all report commands.
You can see this in any report configuration. If you don't have page
views listed, create a custom columns setting that shows them, something
like:
FULLDAILYCOLS PRBd
or
DAILYREPCOLS PRBd
See docs/timereps.html#timeCOLS for details.
> Also, how do I configure it so that I can see all requests for a certain
> file type (eg. *.mp3) ???
Again, you can do this by setting up a specific configuration file that
includes
FILEINCLUDE *.mp3
The same warnings apply as above.
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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