I have selected all the fields for the extended logs in IIS 5.0 and have been
collecting data. Analog 4.1 tells me that all the lines are corrupted. I have tried
all the LOGFORMATS and have verified the automatic format. Can anyone tell me if they
have it working and what is the proper log
On Wed, 12 Apr 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
This isn't Perl, just Perl-like RegExps. :)
You're not implying that regexps in Perl could do it, are you?
Certainly there's a way to do that,
you just have to use multiple lines (you might be able to use grouping and the
| operator in one line,
I have selected all the fields for the extended logs in IIS
5.0 and have been collecting data. Analog 4.1 tells me that
all the lines are corrupted. I have tried all the LOGFORMATS
and have verified the automatic format. Can anyone tell me if
they have it working and what is the proper
Hi,
I am trying to automate the process of getting the logs into a spreadsheet
format. Can anyone tell me if OUTPUT COMPUTER is the right way to do this,
and how difficult it is to make a custom configuration.
Thanks,
Ellen DePasquale
Technocopia.com
Ok. Welp, you brought me that much closer to what I want ;) I hadn't yet
investigated the command line arguments, but I've got about 120 virtual
hosts to run logs for. With your help, we could do:
--
#!/bin/sh
open (DOMAIN, "ls /usr/local/analog/*.cfg|");
@domains = DOMAIN;
- Analog v4.01 on Solaris -
I'm trying to produce a report that excludes 'bad' requests (those that
return http status codes in the 400's and 500's)
I've tried STATUSEXCLUDE 400-,500- but Analog isn't having any of it.
Am I missing something obvious?
thanks for all and any...
regards,
Ok. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't reinventing the wheel. If I'm able
to figure a "separate product" out, I'll let you all know what I've come up
with. Thanks again for the cool tool. That rhymes. :) Later,
Nate
I don't think OUTPUT COMPUTER is what he wants. He wants a logfile -
Fingers are always faster than brain!
I mean
You must use COMPSEP , to have a CSV file.
I think COMPSEP \t
Sorry for the mistake :-(((
Marco Bernardini
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Hi Ed,
thank you for the help, the HOSTALIAS pretty much did the job. However, I
have one more problem:
I have a line
HOSTALIAS 90.63.6.* .bpa-muenchen
all others would go to .pp-mue, like
On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, dieter fleischmann wrote:
Hi Ed,
thank you for the help, the HOSTALIAS pretty much did the job. However, I
have one more problem:
I have a line
HOSTALIAS 90.63.6.* .bpa-muenchen
all others would go to
On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, Stephen Turner wrote:
On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, Marco Bernardini wrote:
Stephen wrote:
Err, what's analog.cron exactly? Not something I distribute.
Marius reply:
It is part of the Linux rpm distributions.
Just curious: why isn't Analog distributed with Linux?
On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, David Brownlee wrote:
In what way does redhat lose with package integration? The main
ways I could see would be the frightening lossage that ensues when
you have two packages which each depend on a different version
of a common package (not
Nate Wilbert wrote:
Heres my question: is there a way to use Analog to just parse out the
fields of any log file and place them, tab delimited, into a new txt file?
This I would then load into a data warehouse on SQL Server 7.
Can the process that you are using to import the data into SQL
Yes, I can use the Data Transformation Services DTS application from SQL
Server 7 to specify which fields I want loaded from a text file. Its a
pretty cool app.
Thanks for Perl idea. It helps to be able to contact smart people now and
then. I'm looking at Analog, written in C, and not
on 4/13/2000 2:18 PM, tim at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, as far as I know ... the Red Hat rpm's for analog do work, and don't
screw up your system. However, I've only
compiled analog myself on Red Hat systems.
So did I, until I had some severe compiler problems with gcc last fall. The
On Wed, 12 Apr 2000, Marius Schamschula wrote:
on 3/8/2000 3:08 PM, New Tecumseth Public Library at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Marius,
I'm using NetBSD. I don't have access to my cron directory. So I've been
setting up events using crontab -e. I'm just looking for the format to
On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, Marco Bernardini wrote:
Stephen wrote:
Err, what's analog.cron exactly? Not something I distribute.
Marius reply:
It is part of the Linux rpm distributions.
Just curious: why isn't Analog distributed with Linux?
It's distributed with Debian Linux, which regards
On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, Marco Bernardini wrote:
At 18.40 12/04/2000 -0500, Michael wrote:
So there is no way to have the range 20..31 (or the more usual 128..255) in
a single line?
Nope. Regexp knows nothing whatsoever about numbers, just strings. So
ranges
just can't be done nicely.
No of course not. I ran analog with all the "212.whatever" lines (3 of
them in fact) removed, so ex hypothesi they did and could not show as
unresolved because they weren't there to be analysed.
Thanks for trying the lookup; glad no crash. So I no closer to the answer
(but at least analog is
Kevin -
I'm running Redhat 5.2 on my server and 6.1 at home, and I must admit I
haven't seen this analog.cron either.
This is what I do to run analog daily (or whenever) outside of the
cron.daily,cron.monthly tasks. It's probably a clumsy way of doing it,
but I think I had some problems with
At 09.44 13/04/2000 -0400, Ellen wrote:
I am trying to automate the process of getting the logs into a spreadsheet
format. Can anyone tell me if OUTPUT COMPUTER is the right way to do this,
and how difficult it is to make a custom configuration.
Do you mean to have data nicely tabled in Excel?
On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, Marco Bernardini wrote:
You must use COMPSEP=, to have a CSV file.
Just
COMPSEP ,
I think COMPSEP=\t (please correct me if wrong, Stephen!) gives you a TAB
separated file you can import directly in Excel. I never try it.
Excel can read CSV as well.
--
Stephen
Ok now I am confused ... using .gz files and gzip to extract the data in
analog, I still get the same failure, but now I can open the log file to a
text entry and it works. I tried this a day ago with less entries and it
failed. Now I expanded it using WinZip for windows version 7.0 SR-1. Now I
Samuel R. wrote:
I have selected all the fields for the extended logs in IIS
5.0 and have been collecting data. Analog 4.1 tells me that
all the lines are corrupted. I have tried all the LOGFORMATS
and have verified the automatic format. Can anyone tell me if
they have it working and
Nathan Wilbert wrote:
Ok. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't reinventing the wheel. If I'm able
to figure a "separate product" out, I'll let you all know what I've come up
with. Thanks again for the cool tool. That rhymes. :) Later,
Nate
One thing you might look at, Nate, is the
On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, tim wrote:
the .deb packages sound quite good ... it sounds like they work like the ports! :-)
Absolutely. I think the BSD ports system is good too, from the little I know
about it. In Debian you just need to type
apt-get install analog
and it will go and fetch it
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