Hello again, In addition to my previous email ....
I think I am starting to zoom in onto one of my problems .... WHat I would really like to achieve is to have the visitors visit the page mysite/cgi-bin/logs2/analog and see the stats ... my ISP managed to do it ... he's got mysite/cgi-bin/logs/analog and a beautiful stats page is produced (however that's v3.31) .... so, I'm trying to reproduce the same page with version 5.24 What I've done is the following: inserted in the analog.cfg the line: output html in the hope that running analog would produce the page ... no such luck though ... I made sure that I've set the same permissions on /logs2/analog as on my ISP's /logs/analog .... What could be the problem? btw, the server reports error500 Another piece of info, when I run ./analog from my SSH command line, the html output is produced and shown on the screen ... (however not rendered as a page 'cause SSH is not a browser ..) also, If I specify OUTFILE reports.html instead of output HTML, a page is produced at the right location, but obviously, I don't want to run the command via SSH every morning to allow users to view the stats, I would like the things to like my ISP does ... (btw, they don't provide any support for this .. eventhough the support guys working there are very friendly and did solve a eprl script problem for me previouslty and have help out a bit with this) here are the lines that I keep on un/commenting: #OUTFILE /home/kindredsp/public_html/analog/Report.html OUTPUT HTML The various logs are to be seen @: http://www.kindred-spirit-introductions.co.uk/analog/Report.html http://www.kindred-spirit-introductions.co.uk/cgi-bin/logs2/anlgform.pl (but this one doesn't render the piecharts, otherwise it would be perfect) the offending page: http://www.kindred-spirit-introductions.co.uk/cgi-bin/logs2/analog MyISP's that does work: http://www.kindred-spirit-introductions.co.uk/cgi-bin/logs/analog my config file (or part thereof) #LOGFILE logfile.log LOGFILE /home/kindredsp/logs/access_log #LANGUAGE ENGLISH #OUTFILE /home/kindredsp/public_html/analog/Report.html OUTPUT HTML HOSTURL http://kindred-spirit-introductions.co.uk IMAGEDIR http://www.kindred-spirit-introductions.co.uk/analog/images/ CHARTDIR http://www.kindred-spirit-introductions.co.uk/analog/images/ LOCALCHARTDIR /home/kindredsp/public_html/analog/images/ REQINCLUDE pages LINKINCLUDE pages UNCOMPRESS *.gz,*.Z gzcat BROWOUTPUTALIAS Mozilla Netscape BROWOUTPUTALIAS "Mozilla (compatible)" "Netscape (compatible)" Thanks a lot for any help, kindest regards, Bertrand. -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bertrand Leroy Sent: 18 May 2002 11:22 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: [analog-help] Pie charts not rendered Hello Stephen, thanks for your reply. No, the config lines were not in the analog.cfg file, however I did put them in now but it still doesn't work ... I tried different variations: point to the images in the cgi-bin/analog/images/ folder to the images in the public_html/analog/images/ folder neither works .... Again, if I generate the report using ./analog and have the results outputted to a file named reports.html in the public_html/analog/ folder, the pie charts are rendered .. I checked the permissions, and it 'seems' ok ... Any ideas? Thanks in advance, Kindest regards, Bertrand. -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Stephen Turner Sent: 18 August 2002 11:00 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [analog-help] Pie charts not rendered On Sat, 17 Aug 2002, Bertrand Leroy wrote: > > Now, my issue is as follows: > Using the first method allows me to view the piecharts, which should mean > that I did configure the config files properly, however using the second way > doesn't allow me to view the piecharts, eventhough I would think the exact > same config files are used .... > Did you set the CHARTDIR and LOCALCHARTDIR explicitly in the config file? -- Stephen Turner, Cambridge, UK http://homepage.ntlworld.com/adelie/stephen/ "This is Henman's 8th Wimbledon, and he's only lost 7 matches." BBC, 2/Jul/01 +------------------------------------------------------------------------ | This is the analog-help mailing list. 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