Yes, analog can generate HTML pages to be read from an intranet or internet server via a browser. Analog also has the capacity to produce text files (plain and ASCII), LaTeX code, and delimited flat files with the analog user specifying a special string to use as delimiter (very handy for importing into spreadsheets). Concerning setup, analog usually produces an analog.cfg file in the main analog directory (same place in which the analog binary resides). Which version do you have? Did you download source code that you compiled or did you download a pre-compiled executable file? Please respond to the list (more help that way). -- Duke Hillard Bill Pulte wrote: > I am new to this analog thing and am looking for guidance. I work for a > school district and I want a number of people to access the analog > information for logging purposes (ie) through a browser. I am running > Apache on Debian Gnu/Linux and I added the analog module, but there is no > .cfg file listed within the database. My two questions are > > 1) first will analog do what I want it to. > > 2) Second what am I missing in the setup. > > Any help would be appreciated
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