At 04:10 PM 1/13/2003 +0000, you wrote:
There is a CGI version of analog, so it might be possible. It could be
tricky though. First you would have to have a version of analog precompiled
for that platform, then you would have to set it up and test it only through
the CGI interface. And even then your ISP might have set up CGI with
restricted permissions so that it can't run analog.
Thanks for the details on how that might work. That is definitely something
they would need to do.
> I've been downloading the logs and creating local reports using other
> software. As I mentioned, we do not want to do the log reports locally. We
> specifically want to create and store the reports on the server. We
need to
> generate and store reports on the server on a scheduled basis (to view
from
> there), then also email them out to a couple of people as well. Is this
> possible?
>
You almost certainly can't email them from the server.
I don't understand what the problem is with generating the reports on your
machine, then uploading them to the server.
I was trying to find a method that wouldn't rely on my machine. Something
that I could set up and that would still work even if my computer is
unavailable (which will be the case). I thought others were doing that, but
maybe not.
> somehow, are there specific questions I should ask my ISP to prepare to
> install it myself?
>
I suggest "will you let me install and run software on your servers?" :-)
Ha! I guess it's time to try once again to reach them.
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