On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Stephen Turner wrote:
>
> I'm not quite sure why DIREXCLUDE doesn't do what you want. It seems that it
> only works for top level directories, not subdirectories, and once you've
> put http://www.mydomain.com/ on the front, it's processed as a subdirectory.
>
> So it may be
There was a lot of bad advice on this thread, and I was ill, so didn't jump
in to correct it.
If you use FILEEXCLUDE, you will exclude those lines from the WHOLE report
not just from the Directory Report.
I'm not quite sure why DIREXCLUDE doesn't do what you want. It seems that it
only works for
Carlos Santos wrote:
> >On the otherhand, we've used
> >FILEEXCLUDE /images/*
> >to do this and that seems to work just fine.
>
> Now this did the trick :-)
> It caused some damages to my requests count but i guess what i really need
> to know is how many real pages (htm, html, asp, pl) hav
Carlos,
Check out
REQINCLUDE pages
command on this page of the analog manual:
http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/analog/docs/include.html
I think it'll do what you want.
Susan
At 07:04 PM 4/21/99 +0100, you wrote:
>I have these commands in my .cgf file:
>
>LOGFILE c:\logdir\logfile.log
At 19:21 21/04/99 , you wrote:
>Hmmm... Doesn't the second term of the Logfile prepend that to all
request. So
>that your direxclude should be like this?
>DIREXCLUDE http://www.mydomain.com/*/images/*
This didn't work (i had tried it before but i checked again to make sure i
hadn't written th
Hmmm... Doesn't the second term of the Logfile prepend that to all request. So
that your direxclude should be like this?
DIREXCLUDE http://www.mydomain.com/*/images/*
On the otherhand, we've used
FILEEXCLUDE /images/*
to do this and that seems to work just fine.
HTH
Jeremy Wadsack
OutQ
I have these commands in my .cgf file:
LOGFILE c:\logdir\logfile.log http://www.mydomain.com
DIREXCLUDE *images*
but still my DIR REPORT keeps returning the number of accesses my
www.mydomain.com\images
directory had.
I know it must be something obvious that i'm missing but i can't figure out
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