Hello everyone, In my case it turned out to be a combination of my fat fingers and stupidity! I had a typo in the analog.cfg file--an x instead of a z. So I was calling it exproxy rather than ezproxy in the analog.cfg file.
So Analog is now reading the log file without any snags. Thanks for the input, though. Any assistance and comments are always appreciated. Best regards, Joel Rudy Librarian for Sciences and Technology Averett University Library 344 West Main Street Danville, VA 24541 * email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Telephone: 434-791-5695 * FAX: 434-791-5637 * web: http://library.averett.edu "The Car That Made Good in a Day" -- advertising slogan for the Stutz Bearcat -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Duke Hillard Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 6:24 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [analog-help] Category F: Failed to open logfile Are you getting a warning that Analog failed to open your logfile? -- Duke terrye kinch wrote: >Duke Hillard wrote: > >>If I understand the situation, a PC with Windows 98 is running Analog. >>If this is the case, the file path would normally specify a platter or drive >>for the log file (e.g., C:\Exproxy\exproxy.log). If the path to the logfile >>isn't specified correctly, then analog can't open the logfile. To test the >>path, launch Windows Notepad or Windows Wordpad; then, on the >>menu bar, click File and click Open. Finally, type or paste the entire >>path of the logfile (including the file name) into the file name field. If >>Notepad can find the file, the path should be okay. >> >>Assuming that the path to the logfile is correct, other conditions might >>prevent Analog from opening it. A corrupted logfile is one condition >>that might cause problems. A logfile that is being accessed by another >>application might also be such a condition. To test for such conditions, >>use Windows Notepad or Windows Wordpad to open the logfile. If it >>can't be opened by Notepad, then another application is probably using >>the file. If it can be opened, check for corruption. >> >>Ignoring the logfile is the result of being unable to find and read the >>logfile. >>Another way of thinking about it is that Analog is ignoring that parameter >>as it continues to follow the other parameters that are established in the >>configuration file(s). Rather than exit prematurely, Analog follows every >>parameter possible (and reports all unsuccessful attempts) before exiting. >> >>HTH, >> >>-- Duke Hillard >> > >Ok, I'm having this problem too. I've typed the path into word and it opens it, >yet it still won't generate a report. > > > >-- >Terrye Kinch, Web Design and Internet Customer Service >Kaye Wood, Inc >PO Box 456 >West Branch, MI 48661 >Phone: 1_800_248_KAYE(5293) >Website: http://www.kayewood.com >Online Catalog: http://www.kayewood.com/onlinecatalog/catalogcover.html > >Quilting and Sewing E-Newsletter - FREE! >This is the quilting newsletter you need! And it's FREE! Keep up to date with >Kaye Wood and all of her quilting friends. Special industry editions, tips and >techniques from Kaye and others, special internet sale information, updates on >the site, and of course important announcements. >Send any email to subscribe to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or reply to this email and >we'll get you signed up. >Hurry! Do It Now! See a sample here: http://www.kayewood.com/newsletter.html > +------------------------------------------------------------------------ | This is the analog-help mailing list. To unsubscribe from this | mailing list, go to | http://lists.isite.net/listgate/analog-help/unsubscribe.html | | List archives are available at | http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ | http://lists.isite.net/listgate/analog-help/archives/ | http://www.tallylist.com/archives/index.cfm/mlist.7 +------------------------------------------------------------------------
