Christopher Adams ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> When I run analog against a W3C Extended log file, I get the following:
> Warning L: Large number of corrupt lines in logfile c:\utilit~1\analog
> analog.cfg: try different LOGFORMAT.
> Yet, just below that it says:
> Current logfile format:
> #Fields:<W3 extended format string>\n
> #%j\n
> I have specified LOGFORMAT EXTENDED just above the LOGFILE NAME in the
> configuration file. I have looked at the log and don't see what is
> corrupt.
> Be gentle with me, this is my first stab at doing this, and I have read
> the FAQ and other docs. I actually got the DNS lookup and resolution to
> work, so I feel like I did something on my own. Now this.........
Most likely you don't have both time and date on every line of your
logfile. Analog probably said "time without date or vice versa." You
need to customize your IIS settings to include the date on every line.
There are several tools on the Helper Applications page to help you
recover from your old logs, but they are much more accurate if you
include the date from the start.
This is in the FAQ: docs/faq.html#faq105.
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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