Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
Duke Hillard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]; Tuesday, February 11, 2003 4:23 PM):
Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
With your first attempt, you should have gotten all reports except
Directory with data unless Analog could not find the VHOST section
in your LOGFORMAT. In this case it should throw a warning (if you
have those enabled).
For the SUBDIR, command, use this instead:
SUBDIR http://*/*
Jeremy, thanks for your response. I think that Analog sees the VHOST
because my config file specifies a log format. I didn't always specify one
but it became necessary after switching from one host to virtual hosting.
I won't list my entire config file in this message, but I will list commands
that seem relevant to the situation. In addition to these, I use ERRFILE
on the command line to specify an error file. I also tried SETTINGS ON
and everything seemed normal. Additional suggestions are appreciated.
APACHELOGFORMAT (%v %h %l %u %t "%r" %>s %b "%{Referer}i" "%{User-Agent}i")
WARNINGS -ER # ERRFILE command used & turning off empty reports
ERRLINELENGTH 80 # screen width (in columns) of ERRFILE
PROGRESSFREQ 10000 # notate ERRFILE after every 10K lines read in from
logfile
DEBUG S
If Analog isn't able to find the virtual host entry in the line it
spits that out as a corrupt line warning. Add DEBUG C to get the
message (reason) for that.
You might try running a report with only the newer logs (those with
VHOSTs in them) to see if Analog isn't dropping lines with VHOST (or
something)
Jeremy, thanks for your ideas. This is a followup to them.
I used DEBUG CS in the Analog configuration. Regardless
of the presence|nonpresence of "%v", the number of corrupt
lines remains constant at 299. Without "%v", HTML output
displays data in the Virtual Host, Virtual Host Redirection,
and Virtual Host Failure Reports. With "%v", HTML output
displays an empty General Summary and nothing more.
Without "%v", I get following output from DEBUG CS.
S: Successful requests: 1255909
S: Redirected requests: 53405
S: Failed requests: 25502
S: Requests returning informational status code: 0
S: Status code not given: 0
S: Unwanted lines: 17
S: Corrupt lines: 299
S: Earliest entry in logfile: 2/Feb/03:0302
S: Latest entry in logfile: 9/Feb/03:0301
With "%v", I get following output from DEBUG CS.
S: Successful requests: 0
S: Redirected requests: 0
S: Failed requests: 0
S: Requests returning informational status code: 0
S: Status code not given: 0
S: Unwanted lines: 1334833
S: Corrupt lines: 299
Notice the difference in unwanted lines. According to
Analog's docs, unwanted logfile entries are ones which
have been explicitly excluded. In an attempt to check
my configuration, I tried SETTINGS ON twice: once
with "%v" and a second time without "%v". There was
no difference in the results. According to Analog, I was
including and excluding the same items in both cases. If
that is the case, then it seems illogical to me that Analog
would consider every line in my log (expect corrupt lines)
to be wanted without "%v" and unwanted with "%v". If
I am missing something here, please feel free to tell me.
I am open to any ideas that you or others might offer.
-- Duke
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