You said that you are including "http://hostname"; with the LOGFORMAT command. Is that right, or are you using "http://hostname"; as the second argument in the LOGFILE command? If you're using the LOGFILE command, are you using the full name (hostname.domain.tld) or just hostname? When looking at the Analog documentation page at "http://www.analog.cx/docs/logfile.html#secondarg"; it appear that you need to state the full name like this LOGFILE mydomain.log http://www.mydomain.com
HTH,
-- Duke
Terry L Maluk wrote:
I am using Analog 6.0 on common Apache log files for 195 virtual hosts each with separate log files. I am trying to create a Directory report that will only list the top level directory of EACH of the 195 virtual hosts sorted by pages - a popularity ranking basically. I have separate LOGFORMAT lines for each virtual host. My LOGFORMAT lines include the http://hostname. I am using SUBDIR http://*, and have tried many different options for SUBDIRFLOOR to try to capture each of the 195 virtual hosts only once, using percentages and absolute numbers. I am getting strange results in the Directory report near the end, such as
http://Cal/ (???) and http://hvo.wr.usgs.govhttp:// (notice the http://) stuck on the end of the regular URL
Is there a way to get the Directory report to simply list each of the first level directories? Thanks.
Terry
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