> I'm not entirely sure how these commands can be used to help me, or what 
> specific command will accomplish what I requested. I would like to see 
> IP detail on the daily/weekly/monthly reports in addition to the number 

That's provided by the host report.

> of requests. I need to know which requests were coming from a specific 
> IP. Could you give me the actual config command that I'd use to 

That requires one request report for each host (or one host report for 
each request). If you really want that level of detail, you need to run 
Analog multiple times, looping through all the hosts (or all the pages).
Perhaps run it once to get the host list (all, or top 10, or whatever), 
and then loop through the host list, running analog with "hostinclude 
<ip>" to get the request report for each host in turn.

http://analog.cx/docs/faq.html#faq128 says that, and that analog does 
not do reports cross-referenced by two criteria.

Chris

> accomplish this? Since this site is running in IIS, the IP information 
> by request is available in the logfiles.
> 
> Brandon
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeremy Wadsack" 
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> Sent: Friday, June 24, 2005 3:03 PM
> Subject: Re: [analog-help] Analog 6.0 Config Help
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>> Please see the FAQ. http://analog.cx/docs/faq.html#faq128
>>
>> -- 
>> Jeremy Wadsack
>> Seven Simple Machines
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>>
>>
>> Brandon Congleton wrote:
>>
>>> All,
>>>  I have analog 6 running right now with Report Magic. I am very happy 
>>> with it but would like more information on my reports as it pertains 
>>> to the exact hostnames.
>>>  What I would like to do is configure analog for host detail on the 
>>> daily report. Right now, the daily report simply tells me how many 
>>> requests were made that day. I would like to know WHO made the 
>>> requests, so as to track what distinct hosts my visitors are coming 
>>> from.
>>>  Example: If I go to http://www.sypher-music.com/reports/ and click 
>>> the daily report, I can see there were 41 requests, and 8 page 
>>> requests on 6/23 but I have no way of knowing who made these requests 
>>> (either hostname or IP address). Is there any config command that 
>>> will allow this?
>>>  Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
>>>  Brandon
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