Jeremy,
Thanks. This is what I ended up doing. I studied the error report,
which reported the detailed logformat being used by Analog that wasn't
working. Analog used three separate formats as its default, each of
them with %S as the first field. I picked up these three lines but
inserted %s (lower case) into the second field and voila! it stopped
choking and generated a full report. I had to tweak some things to get
Analog to handle both the old and new formats and compile them into a
single output, but figured that out quickly enough by reading the
logfile format page. In order to save Analog some effort at trying to
analyze all files using all possible formats, I modified the names of
all older logfiles, the used appropriate wildcards in the .cfg file so
Analog applied the right format to each logfile. Now I have both the
old and all future logfiles covered. Thanks for the advice.
--Andrew Myers--
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Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
Andrew -
You'll need to change your log file format. If you have one in your config file
you can add the parameter for the host name (or make it junk with %j). See
http://analog.cx/docs/logfmt.html for details on the command.
If you don't currently have a custom log format, you can turn on debugging
(http://analog.cx/docs/debug.html) to have Analog tell you what the current log
format is (along with lots of other information).
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Seven Simple Machines
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