I receive all my site's web logs in the form of email, which is automatically forwarded to me by our Academic Technology department. I have several years' worth of these emails, which I've been saving in the hope of finding a tool which could analyze them. They are in a separate folder on the personal drive made available to me by the University.
I've tried various approaches to editing analog.cfg's LOGFILE setting so it could analyze these records. A basic path to the relevant folder didn't work, as I suspected it wouldn't (but it never hurts to try the easy way first!). So I saved one of the emails as a text file, changed the extention to .log, and put it in a new folder. Then I revised analog.cfg's line to LOGFILE F:\Stats\060103.log, to see if it would analyze that one file. However, Report.html showed no results whatsoever.
Is there any way I can use Analog to generate an analysis of all these saved emails?
Thanks for any help,
-- Anne Noss ---------------------------- Anne L. Noss Adjunct Reference Librarian, Library Web Manager Drew University Library 36 Madison Avenue Madison, NJ 07940 (973) 408-3675 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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