On 2/23/01 2:25 PM sssystems ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>>Try:
>>
>>LOGFORMAT (%m/%d/%y\t%h:%n:%j\t%C\t%S\t%r\t%b)
>
> Thank you for your response but, unfortunately, it still doesn't work.
>I now get this error message:
>
>Processing...
>analog: analog version 4.16/Mac
>analog: Warning F: Can't auto-detect format of logfile %%%: ignoring it
You did something new incorectly then. It will only display that error if
the logformat is set to AUTO. If you are using drag and drop, you need to
have a DEFAULTLOGFORMAT command.
> FYI, I downloaded Summary to see if that would work, but it reports
>that all lines in the MacHTTP.log file are corrupt. I don't think the
>log is corrupt, though. I deleted it and let MacHTTP create a new one,
>so I'm not sure where the problem lies.
Summary is supposed to detect MacHTTP log file format automaticaly, but
apparently the newer versions don't do that correctly any more. You could
try using a "User log format definition" of:
DATE-MDY TIME-24 SKIP WEBSTAR-RESULT HOST URI BYTES
>P.S. I forgot to mention before that I'm using MacHTTP 2.3b1, if that
>makes any difference.
That could make a difference. I have only tested through MacHTTP 1.x,
I've never actualy seen a copy of MacHTTP 2.3b1. If none of these
suggestions work, could you send me a copy of one of your log files?
Please send it directly to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, instead of posting it to
the list.
I looked up the Analog format I used to use with MacHTTP, it was slightly
different than the one I proposed you use:
LOGFORMAT (%m/%d/%y\t%W%h:%n:%j\t%C\t%S\t%r\t%b)
DEFAULTLOGFORMAT (%m/%d/%y\t%W%h:%n:%j\t%C\t%S\t%r\t%b)
Stephen Turner: %C doesn't seem to be documented any more. It works, and
I'm reasonably sure that it used to be documented.
Good Luck
Jason
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