I run the site Nutz.Org and have been using the analog weblog parser for a
while now and love it. I went through the archives and saw a brief
discussion which has similar problems that I am having, but no real solution
to it so I figured I would bring it up and see if anyone has come up with
Hi,
This reminded me of an old webmonkey article:
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/demo/96/35/index4a.html?tw=programming
At the end of page 1 it gets to a demo, which uses javascript to
calculate the browser size, and perl to display the next page based on that.
I'm sure it would be
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So, if I understand you right, then your problem is only that a
single logfile would be too large and you would prefer analog reading
in multiple logs?
analog IS allready designed for that, you can use many LOGFILE
commmands in analog's config
Hi,
I have some virtualdomains with separated log files.
I've tried to make diferent config files but what i get is that only the last
OUTFILE indicated is the one that analogs outputs...
Howto make diferent repports for each log files ?
thanks
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Once again... ;)
analog only uses the last OUTFILE command it finds.
To produce different reports you have to run analog once for each
report using the respective config files.
+ I have some virtualdomains with separated log files.
+
+ I've tried to make diferent config files but what i get
Any help would be mucho appreciated. Maybe in the near future the guys who
maintain analog can incorporate pulling in multiple logfiles into a report.
This would remedy my problem with the filesize issues.
Just what version of Analog are you running? Analog has always allowed
you to specify
John Clayton wrote:
I am using Active Perl for Win 32 build 522 on NT4 using IIS4. In IIS4 I
have configured the application settings for .plx extensions to
c:\perl\bin\perl.exe -w %s %s
It's been a while since I set this up, but I thought .plx was associated
with the ISAPI DLL, not the
Ah ok, thanks for clearing that up for me. I got confused with the one run
one "output", not input.
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Mike Mohr wrote:
My brain is not functioning at the moment, so I need help converting
the following relative to HOSTALIAS.
Hostname received Hostname alias
wa4-7-38.aut.ac.nz wa4.aut.ac.nz
we707-157-41.aut.ac.nz
Simon Hiscocks wrote:
I have noticed that some web statistics packages give information on
the screen resolution of visitors. Is there any way to get analog to
do this? This would be particularly useful for site design.
The problem with this kind of thing is that not all browsers will
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Simon Hiscocks wrote:
I have noticed that some web statistics packages give information on the
screen resolution of visitors. Is there any way to get analog to do this?
This would be particularly useful for site design.
Assume 640x480 and you won't go far wrong.
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Frank R. Suchy wrote:
Once again... ;)
analog only uses the last OUTFILE command it finds.
Hmmm, maybe I should put in a check for this. (The problem is that on Unix,
it's quite natural to override the OUTFILE in the system configuration file
with a particular
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Mike Mohr wrote:
My brain is not functioning at the moment, so I need help converting
the following relative to HOSTALIAS.
Hostname received Hostname alias
wa4-7-38.aut.ac.nzwa4.aut.ac.nz
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
You won't get results from all your users unless they all have
JavaScript capabale browsers with JavaScript enabled
... and such users have probably got a higher resolution than average.
--
Stephen Turner
Stephen Turner wrote:
analog only uses the last OUTFILE command it finds.
Hmmm, maybe I should put in a check for this. (The problem is that on Unix,
it's quite natural to override the OUTFILE in the system configuration file
with a particular configuration file.)
But you could easily
Maybe the subject line is vague
What I would like to know is if there is a way in order for Analog to log on
a daily basis with the date of that run, (yes, I know it can), and create
that output file of that date and have an index page created that will show
those new pages.
Does this make
On 7/5/00 11:52 AM Stephen Turner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Simon Hiscocks wrote:
I have noticed that some web statistics packages give information on the
screen resolution of visitors. Is there any way to get analog to do this?
This would be particularly useful for
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
Perhaps something in the docs/start.html or docs/readme.html page describing
that Analog produces one report per run would be helpful.
I think that startpc.html is already too long. I really try and keep it down
to the absolute minimum.
And they're
Hi,
Is it possible to turn off a subreport which was turned on previously?
In analog.cfg I included
SUBBROW */*
but with some additional config file (using the -g commandline
switch) I want to turn that off again... (like I can turn off a whole
report...)
Well, OK, maybe I should remove
Michael Fenimore wrote:
Maybe the subject line is vague
What I would like to know is if there is a way in order for Analog to log on
a daily basis with the date of that run, (yes, I know it can), and create
that output file of that date and have an index page created that will show
I slightly modified the analog source to produce an output that was
semi-seamless with my site design. I use PHP and a MySQL backend so I have
some PHP includes in the output and a custom directory listing which
includes menus for the main site. My setup maybe somewhat what you are
looking for so
On Wed, 5 Jul 2000, Frank R. Suchy wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to turn off a subreport which was turned on previously?
In analog.cfg I included
SUBBROW */*
but with some additional config file (using the -g commandline
switch) I want to turn that off again... (like I can turn off a
Why not just dump the results into their own directory, and turn
directory browsing on for that directory, and don't create an index
page. Not quite as pretty as a custom listing, but it's not very
complicated.
Aengus
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Thanks Steve, that nailed it. Sometimes we miss the obvious.
BTW, Jerry, your REGEXP expression results in a core dump.
I forgot to mention I'm using Analog 4.11 on a Digital UNIX (4.0D).
Michael Mohr
UNIX Systems Administrator
Auckland University of Technology
Private Bag 92006
Auckland, NZ
Is that the size of the browser window or screen size? In latter case
I still would prefer assuming sth. like 640x480 for my pages...
Frank
+ Assume 640x480 and you won't go far wrong.
+
+ I'm seeing 800x600 or larger and Javascript present and enabled on
+ 97%, or more, of my visitors.
On 7/5/00 4:42 PM Frank R. Suchy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Is that the size of the browser window or screen size? In latter case
I still would prefer assuming sth. like 640x480 for my pages...
Frank
+ Assume 640x480 and you won't go far wrong.
+
+ I'm seeing 800x600 or larger and
Jason wrote:
On 7/5/00 4:42 PM Frank R. Suchy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Is that the size of the browser window or screen size? In latter case
I still would prefer assuming sth. like 640x480 for my pages...
Frank
+ Assume 640x480 and you won't go far wrong.
+
+ I'm seeing 800x600 or larger
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Some days ago there was a short discussion whether there exists a
list of robots which could be used to exlude them from the reports.
While I'm currently developping a simple technique to identify
all/most robots that visit my sites, I found that
On Thu, 6 Jul 2000, Mike Mohr wrote:
BTW, Jerry, your REGEXP expression results in a core dump.
Hmmm, that shouldn't happen. Works fine on my Linux box though, so I don't
think I'm going to be able to debug it.
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Stephen Turner http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/
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