I have these situations:
1. My CGI scripts do not use .pl or .cgi extensions.
2. Some of my scripts use path_info args, but the Analog docs only mention querystring args.
3. A script may return different content-types, and I may want to count each content-type along with like "file" types.
For example:
/scripts/getdoc?f=foo;o=H --count as request for HTML file /scripts/getdoc?f=foo;o=x --count as request for XML file
Ideally that sitch should be a path_info, and indeed that's how I wrote a getdoc script for Stanford, but it might not always work out that way....
/scripts/note/computing/url/aim -- count as request for 'note' CGI /scripts/note/people/hhislop -- count as request for 'note' CGI
Is it easy to configure Analog for this out of the "box"? Would it be done with aliases and regexps? Or more?
thanks! -Walter (writing this a third time, after posting to newsgroup didn't work;)
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