On Thu, 3 Dec 1998, Aengus Lawlor wrote:
One of the advantages of the Extended Log format is that it can be
smaller, because it doesn't include redundant information. (The same 10
byes of Date information occur on every single line. It's only 10 bytes
per line, but for compact logs,
The problem here is that the date doesn't appear on every line. Analog
requires the date and time (or neither) on every line. If you have one but
not the other it should give you a helpful warning message -- doesn't it?
I know the date's in the header, but the problem is, what if the date
I just tried to run Analog 3.1 against an Extended Log File from my IIS4
server, and got an error that the LogFormat was incorrect. Not being too
familiar with the Extended Log Format, and bearing in mind Stephens
comments about Microsofts implementation of Extended Format, I tought
I'd do a
On 12/2/98 6:06 PM Aengus Lawlor ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I just tried to run Analog 3.1 against an Extended Log File from my IIS4
server, and got an error that the LogFormat was incorrect. Not being too
familiar with the Extended Log Format, and bearing in mind Stephens
comments about
