RE: [analog-help] host report grouped by domains

1999-04-05 Thread Sid Payne
I use hostalias. Here some lines from one of my cfg files: HOSTALIAS *.amgen.com Amgen HOSTALIAS *.aol.com AOL HOSTALIAS *.att.net "AT&T EasyLink Services" HOSTALIAS *.attcanada.net attcanada.net HOSTALIAS *.audiologic.com audiologic.com HOSTALIAS *.autonet.net autonet.net HOSTALIAS *.ball.com "B

[analog-help] host report grouped by domains

1999-04-05 Thread Derrius Marlin
I just subscribed to this list and don't know of any archives so if this question has been asked before (I'm sure it has) then I apologize. In the host report, is there a way to group hosts by second-level domain? For example, group all *.aol.com, *.uu.net, or *.ufl.edu together as grouped

Re: [analog-help] compile error on anlgform.c

1999-04-05 Thread Ken Woodward
Thanks very much Stephen, I had not removed the ending */ when uncommenting the "define ANALOG " line in anlgform.c Very sorry to bother you. Ken At 05:37 PM 4/4/99 +0100, you wrote: >On Thu, 1 Apr 1999, Ken Woodward wrote: > >> I have been able to compile and use analog3.11 successfully.

Re: [analog-help] Excluding lines with LOGFORMAT

1999-04-05 Thread Jeremy Wadsack
Stephen Turner wrote: > On Fri, 12 Mar 1999, Jeremy Wadsack wrote: > > > For the best results on my IIS W3C (and other format) logs, I've ended > > up writing my own LOGFORMAT strings. They work fine, but all the W3C > > header fields come through as corrupt lines. I'd really like to know the >

Re: [analog-help] The problem defies solution

1999-04-05 Thread Jeremy Wadsack
Jury Gerasimov wrote: > Anyway, I don't understand why > Analog doesn't write any warnings and debug messages in this situation. > Probably, it can't receive output from unzip.exe (may be because of cgi-bin > directory attributes) - but where is messages ? As I recall you're running this with

Re: [analog-help] The problem defies solution

1999-04-05 Thread Jury Gerasimov
> > I've compressed my logs with pkzip.exe and try to get Analog to work with > > it. On my local machine all works just fine, but the same configuration > > fails on the server (under Windows NT). I wonder why I don't see any > > warnigs > > in the output (while DEBUG ON), but result is always >

Re: [analog-help] The problem defies solution

1999-04-05 Thread Aengus Lawlor
Try specifying the full path to pkzip. \ UNCOMPRESS *.zip "C:\UTILS\pkzip25.exe -ext -console -silent " For those of you who prefer "open" software, you might like to use the Info-Zip utilities, cross platform versions of ZIP and Unzip, available from: http://www.cdrom.com/pub/infozip/ Aengus

Re: [analog-help] The problem defies solution

1999-04-05 Thread Jim Foley
From: "Jury Gerasimov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject:[analog-help] The problem defies solution Date sent: Sun, 4 Apr 1999 23:40:41 +0900 Send reply to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > I've compressed my logs wit

RE: [analog-help] The problem defies solution

1999-04-05 Thread Drenning Bruce
As a fallback, you could compress your log files using the built-in compression with NTFS. > -Original Message- > From: Jury Gerasimov [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Sunday, April 04, 1999 10:41 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [analog-help] The problem defies solution > >