Yeah, Jeremy Wadsack replied saying something similar. I agree, and after
doing some quick Googling, seems it might be due to the ANSI/ISO C Standard
(if that's what analog is using for file I/O).
"ANSI C requires that fseek and ftell operate with a long int file
offset (off_t). On an implemen
On Mon, 11 Apr 2005, Jeff Nokes wrote:
Just wanted to send a note back saying that splitting the files worked fine.
Interesting that analog has a file size barrier when Linux doesn't.
Analog does not have any inherent barrier, but you may need to compile it
with special options. This is an OS and
In a regular expressions (perl style) [] is used to signify a character
class -- that is a set of characters that can match the pattern. So [96]
means match a 9 or a 6. You can use '-' to specify a range of
characters, so that [0-9] means any single digit between 0 and 9. In
your reg exp, your
i'm trying to use hostalias regexp to map a range of IP numbers to a value.
something like
HOSTALIAS REGEXP:^66\.153\.70\.[96-127] mylabel
the error i get is
c:\logs\analog\analog: Warning C: Bad argument in configuration command:
ignoring it:
HOSTALIAS REGEXP:^66\.153\.70\.[96-127] mylabe
Hello,
Can Analog exclude log records based on the number of bytes
transferred? I want to exclude insignificant requests that are 140 bytes or
less. My users can easily generate thousands of these requests and they are
skewing my reports. Here is a sample line from my log file. The v
On Wednesday, April 13, 2005 11:24 AM [GMT],
Chris Sharman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It would be nice if analog (or some other tool) could do a more
> careful check on 'possible duplicates' - I see the same (from our
> demon.co.uk hosted site) - could/has that been done ? It shouldn't be
> to
On Wednesday, April 13, 2005 10:08 AM [GMT],
Andrew Nix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Warning L: logfiles
> /logs/webserver/server1/de/http/access.complete.20050215.Z and
> /logs/webserver/server1/de/http/access.complete.20050216.Z
> overlap: possible double counting
>
> It seems to b
Support for analog web log analyzer wrote:
Hello
I am running reports on some log files I've been given. They seem
sequential and from the same time period but I keep getting the following
errors:
/usr/local/analog/analog-6.0/analog: Warning
D: In Browser Report, SORTBY (pages) doesn't match F
Hello
I am running reports on some log files I've been given. They seem
sequential and from the same time period but I keep getting the following
errors:
/usr/local/analog/analog-6.0/analog: Warning
D: In Browser Report, SORTBY (pages) doesn't match FLOOR (requests)
/usr/local/analog/analog-6
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