Kokko wrote:
These are not errors they are warnings. They are there just to let you know that since the dates of the log files overlap, there is a possibility that there may be double counting of data (if, for example, you were reading duplicate logs). In this case, since you know that the files are from different sites, you can safely ignore the errors.I am hosting multiple virtualhosts under apache/linux. I want to create total statistics. Now when i list all the virtualhost access.log files in my conf and execute it, it says:
analog: Warning L: logfiles /var/log/apache/domain1/domain1-access.log and /var/log/apache/domain2/domain2-access.log overlap: possible double counting
I think it still include all virtualhosts, but i dont like those errors. And that error comes every single virtualhost, with only different domains.
If you want to turn off those messages (and other messages of the type) use the WARNINGS -L command. See http://analog.cx/docs/debug.html for details on the warnings messages.
The error.log files are meant generally for human use -- you can read them and understand them but they are not really meant to be parsed by a computer. In any event all the information in there is actually contained in your access logs. So you don't need to include these logs in your list fo LOGFILEsSome other errors:
analog: Warning F: Can't auto-detect format of logfile /var/log/apache/error.log: ignoring it
analog: Warning F: Can't auto-detect format of logfile /var/log/apache/error.log.2.gz: ignoring it
-- Jeremy Wadsack Seven Simple Machines
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