Sylvain Beucler wrote:
Hello Sylvain
I modified the configuration to separate the audio-video logs. We now
have to find a way to publish them to you. Maybe some basic http
authentication could do the trick?
Yes. That should be fine, as I can set wget to use username/password,
also use resume.
Please make sure I can see the directory listing for the directory where
the log files reside. I may need to see the rotated archives.
I can send you some config files if
you want to reproduce the configuration;
I probably don't need that. Just a username/password combination and URL
for the logs directory.
if you have some ideas about
webalizer that we could run at Savannah this could be interesting too
(we've not setup a log analysis solution yet).
Are you considering a log analysis solution for each project, or a log
analysis solution for the sysadmins?
Creating a statistics solution for each project should be fairly
straightforward. Set rotation for the master log to daily. Set a cron
job to run a process to split a master log into a separate log for each
project, after the log has rotated. Perl would be ideal for this
processing. Iterate over the list of logs using a script to generate
webalizer command parameters. Add a link to all project templates
pointing to the project's stats. add an .htaccess for 404's to the stats
area with a 404 explaining 'stats are generated periodically, come back
later'. When creating per-project log files, A consideration is do we
hold a file handle open on each log at the same time, or are there so
many projects we might run out of file handles.
After processing, or monthly, run a process to check the date on each
target stats directory. If date > 2 months, delete stats as project
probably dead and stats directory cruft.
If you send me a day master log file .bz2, I'll put something together.
ftp://ftp.nickhill.co.uk/pub/incoming
Also, I sent a mail months ago, I think to [EMAIL PROTECTED], about
the availability of the video to the ESSI speech at
http://stream.unice.fr:8000/essi/stallman.ogg
I wasn't aware of the video file. We have the audio version on the av
project here:
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/audio/audio.html#ESSI04
I need to know who owns copyright for the recording, whether our normal
verbatim copying... license is OK.
I assisted to that speech to I'm pretty commited to get the video
officially listed at gnu.org :)
A forward of the French announcement can be found here:
http://lists.indymedia.org/pipermail/radio-tzara/2005-May/0507-8i.html
Maybe you won't understand the French, but you'll get people's e-mail,
they speak english :)
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