it does load them out of order, and I have no FROM or TO contraints
I am running on a debian system with the analog ( and rmagic) debian
packages.

this is from -settings

  /var/log/apache/wgarchives-access.log
    Logfile format:
      <Automatic detection>\n
  /var/log/apache/wgarchives-access.log.10.gz
    Logfile format:
      <Automatic detection>\n
  /var/log/apache/wgarchives-access.log.11.gz
    Logfile format:
      <Automatic detection>\n
  /var/log/apache/wgarchives-access.log.12.gz
    Logfile format:
      <Automatic detection>\n
  /var/log/apache/wgarchives-access.log.13.gz
    Logfile format:
      <Automatic detection>\n
  /var/log/apache/wgarchives-access.log.14.gz
    Logfile format:
      <Automatic detection>\n
  /var/log/apache/wgarchives-access.log.15.gz
    Logfile format:
      <Automatic detection>\n
  /var/log/apache/wgarchives-access.log.16.gz
    Logfile format:
      <Automatic detection>\n
  /var/log/apache/wgarchives-access.log.17.gz
    Logfile format:
      <Automatic detection>\n
  /var/log/apache/wgarchives-access.log.18.gz
    Logfile format:
      <Automatic detection>\n
  /var/log/apache/wgarchives-access.log.19.gz
    Logfile format:
      <Automatic detection>\n
  /var/log/apache/wgarchives-access.log.2.gz


>
> Daniel Bondurant ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
>> I'm having a slight problem with using rotated logs in analog.
>
>> I am loading in the logfiles with these commands
>> LOGFILE /var/log/apache/mysite-access.log
>> LOGFILE /var/log/apache/mysite-access.log.*.gz
>
>> only problem is logrotate numbers the logs
>> mysite-acces.log.0.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.1.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.2.gz
>> ...
>> mysite-acces.log.11.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.12.gz
>
>> but when they are loaded in, they are in the order
>> mysite-acces.log.0.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.1.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.11.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.12.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.2.gz
>> ...
>
>> so analog gets confused, and the last date I get is in 9.gz
>
>> is there anyway around this? I'm sure it a pretty common problem.
>
> I believe Analog will handle requests out of order. I've never had a
> problem with this kind of rotation before.
>
> You might want to run analog with '-settings' to see what log files it
> is loading and whether there are any constraints on dates (e.g. FROM or
> TO commands) in effect.
>
> --
>
> Jeremy Wadsack
> Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
>
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> Daniel Bondurant ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
>> I'm having a slight problem with using rotated logs in analog.
>
>> I am loading in the logfiles with these commands
>> LOGFILE /var/log/apache/mysite-access.log
>> LOGFILE /var/log/apache/mysite-access.log.*.gz
>
>> only problem is logrotate numbers the logs
>> mysite-acces.log.0.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.1.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.2.gz
>> ...
>> mysite-acces.log.11.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.12.gz
>
>> but when they are loaded in, they are in the order
>> mysite-acces.log.0.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.1.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.11.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.12.gz
>> mysite-acces.log.2.gz
>> ...
>
>> so analog gets confused, and the last date I get is in 9.gz
>
>> is there anyway around this? I'm sure it a pretty common problem.
>
> I believe Analog will handle requests out of order. I've never had a
> problem with this kind of rotation before.
>
> You might want to run analog with '-settings' to see what log files it
> is loading and whether there are any constraints on dates (e.g. FROM or
> TO commands) in effect.
>
> --
>
> Jeremy Wadsack
> Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
>
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