Per Jessen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aengus wrote:
>
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>>
>>> U:\ANALOG\analog 5.32>analog
>>> analog: analog version 5.32/Win32
>>> analog: Warning C: Sorry, can't parse "%...{format}t" in
>>> APACHELOGFORMAT: ignoring whole line
>>
>> Apparently, Analog can't handle that sort of Apache logformat macro.
>>
>> You'll have to wait for someone who is more familiar with Apache to
>> answer this one.
>
> It's not apache that's causing a problem, but analog.
I didn't say it was an Analog problem. I said that someone more familiar
with Apache would have to answer this question.
> Analog does not
> have full support for the Apache log formats, only a subset thereof.
> Analog recognises "%{host}i", "%{referer}i" and "%{user-agent}i", and
> will ignore all the other possible formats, except the "%{format}t",
> which is explicitly rejected.
And I think you just proved my point :-)
2003/11/25 00:00:06 127.0.0.1 - 127.0.0.1 GET
/wdeliver/servlet/JSPs/shop/check.jsp HTTP/1.1 - 200 1858 - 0
"Java1.3.1" "
-" "-"
As you've now confirmed that he can't use the APACHELOGFORMAT command, I
manually put together this LOGFORMAT which handles the log lines
provided in the first message:
LOGFORMAT (%Y/%m/%d %h:%n:%j %S - %j %j %r %j %j %c %b %j"%B" "%u" "%f")
As I am not familiar with the Apache directives, I've just used %j for
anything that's not immediately apparent (I also use %j for the
processing time field, because Apache apparently measures that in whole
seconds, which isn't much use). I used the cookie field for the User
field.
Aengus
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