I went to the Debian site and noticed that they offer versions 4.01 (stable) and 5.02 (development). This surprised me as I thought that version 5.01 was stable. But I don't use Debian, so I might be way off base. Compiling might be an option to consider if problems with the Debian download aren't resolved. I work in a Solaris 8 environment and compile analog from the source code. I am not a wizard in C++, but Stephen has built and packaged analog in a foolproof manner. I know that compiling isnt' for everybody and that it can present its own unique set of problems at times, but it has been working very well for us. -- Duke Hillard Bill Pulte wrote: > I used the precompiled version set up on the Debian server. I found an > analog.conf file but it is located in my /etc directory. The other installed > stuff seems to be located in the /usr/doc/analog directory. don't know if > this is any help, but thanks for your time > > Bill > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Duke Hillard > Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 1:08 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [analog-help] help > > 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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