On Saturday, July 29, 2006 9:43 AM [EDT],
Sean at IMAGINET at home <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Friday 28 July 2006 22:13, Eugene Yang wrote:
When I run analog in dos prompt, I get this:
C:\analog_60w32\analog 6.0>analog
analog: analog version 6.0/Win32
analog: Warning C: Too many arguments for configuration command:
ignoring end
of line starting:
LOGFILE D:\Program Files\Apache
...
In my analog conf file:
LOGFILE D:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\logs\access_log.*
...
However, if I were to move some of the logfiles to anothet location
other than Apache Group, the report works fine.
Does Analog have a llimitation on how many subdirectories are
allowed for the logfiles location? What am I doing wrong?
Have you tried putting the whole filepath in quotes (as DOS is likely
choking on the spaces within the foldernames)?
You're right that the problem is the space in the logfile name, but it's not
a DOS problem - D:\Program is not a log file, whether you run Analog on DOS,
Unix or a Mac. Analog uses spaces to delimit it's arguments, so if there's a
space in the argument, you have to quote the argument.
http://analog.cx/docs/syntax.html#commandsyntax
"Each command consists of the command name followed by one or two arguments.
An argument to a command may optionally be placed in single or double quotes
or parentheses, and it must be if the argument contains a hash or a space"
To answer Eugenes question, Analog doesn't have any limit on how many
directories deep the logfile may be, but there is a limit to the length of
an entry in a configfile. But you should run up against that limit (254
characters) under normal circumstances.
Aengus
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