On Tues, 5 June 2001, Stephen Turner wrote:
>>
>> I've checked, and there doesn't seem to be any module involved -
looks like
>> the win2k/IIS5 version does use the 4 digits - would explain why the
>> standard format command didn't work, and I had to write (however
badly...)
>> the format string to extract the data.
>>
>Thanks for that, Kevin.
>Was anyone else able to check this too? Not that I don't trust Kevin,
but
>I'd like to make sure that there's nothing unusual about his system
before
>writing the code to do this.
Stephen -
Here's a line from one of our win2k/IIS5 servers, that I temporarily set
up to use the MS IIS Logfile Format, that confirms the use of four digit
years (with IP numerals replaced with x):
x.x.x.x, -, 6/5/2001, 15:49:55, W3SVC8, MACHINENAME, x.x.x.x, 125, 341,
792, 200, 0, GET, /analogo.gif, -,
David Waters
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