Aengus wrote:
#Fields: date time s-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem cs-uri-query s-port
cs-username c-ip cs(User-Agent) sc-status sc-substatussc-win32-st
atus
Whoever configured this IIS server didn't configure it to log bytes or
referrer.
I've got 336 lines beginning "#", all the rest begin "2005-10-0".
I asked for (& got) all of October (so far).
Does IIS log referrers separately ?
IIS logs what you tell it to log - all recent versions of IIS default to W3C
logs, which are fully user configurable to log whichever fields. All
selected fields are logged in a single file.
IIS, even on Server 2003, does not log byte counts or referrers by
default. You will need to go into your IIS manager, select the
properties for the web site and click "Properties..." in the "Enable
logging" section of the Web Site tab of the dialog box. In the Extended
Properties tab of the new dialog, you can select which fields are
recorded. I would add bytes and referrers, but nothing more.
Note that this informtion cannot be "recovered" historically, so you
will only get it from here on out.
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Seven Simple Machines
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