At 08:37 a -0700 11/24/2007, Walter Ian Kaye didst inscribe upon an
electronic papyrus:
At 06:22 p -0500 11/21/2007, Aengus didst inscribe upon an electronic papyrus:
Do a simple test from first principles - create a 4 line logfile
with each entry having a different file type. Run analog against it
with your current .cfg file, and see if your FILEEXCLUDEs work as
expected.
Where is my .cfg file? I've never seen it....
If they don't, then run analog against the test logfile without any
.cfg file:
analog test.log -G +C"FILEEXCLUDE *.gif" +OReport.html
This will demonstrate how analog interprets the FILEEXCLUDE command.
OK, I tried that command line on my real log file, and added *.jpg
and *.swf to the exclusion. The gifs/jpegs were excluded, but
[...]
If you're still getting unexpected results, then the order of your
INCLUDES/EXCLUDES is the problem. SETTINGS ON will show you the
order in which they are being applied.
You mean in the form? It's FILEINCLUDE,FILEEXCLUDE there.
As for my .cfg file (found it at /usr/local/etc/analog.cfg), it does
not contain either command.
So, if I use the fileexclude box, am I then required to put some
wildcard(s) into the fileinclude box which precedes it on the form?
thanks,
-W
not sure the cgi spec ever even mandated any order for form parameters
(i've certainly never relied on any order in my own cgi scripts)
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