Peter,
My version is in ~dmsmith/bin.
It uses File::ReadBackwards, which it is able to find.
But running it, /var/log/xferlog cannot be read and the program dies.
In Him,
DM
On Dec 29, 2008, at 5:58 AM, Peter von Kaehne wrote:
Ok,
Thanks to mwtalbert who made me aware of the
Ok,
Thanks to mwtalbert who made me aware of the exchange attached below.
The script is still in ghellings files. It does not work as it requires
some Perl modules which appears not to be available.
I would be extremely grateful if someone could look into what is needed
to make it work. I
Hi Peter,
I did the first version of that script years ago. DM did some fixes not too
long ago, I think.
The error message says that the perl module readbackwards is not yet
installed. I think that it should be available in Fedora. Troy has to install
the package.
The generated HTML can be
Joachim Ansorg wrote:
Hi Peter,
I did the first version of that script years ago. DM did some fixes not too
long ago, I think.
The error message says that the perl module readbackwards is not yet
installed. I think that it should be available in Fedora. Troy has to install
the package.
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 5:25 AM, Peter von Kaehne ref...@gmx.net wrote:
Joachim Ansorg wrote:
Hi Peter,
I did the first version of that script years ago. DM did some fixes not too
long ago, I think.
The error message says that the perl module readbackwards is not yet
installed. I think that
Troy,
From the looks of that file, editing it to process the new log file
naming scheme is almost as simple as pulling the directory listing
rather than iterating over the file names with an integer counter.
I'll finish the edit this afternoon when I next access a computer.
Greg
On 8/24/08,
Troy,
I've gotten that update finished. The file
~ghellings/makeDownloadsStats.pl has the update. I dumped a diff of
it to ~ghellings/makeDownloadsStats.diff. The numbers it comes up
with are surprisingly higher than the current Top20 list on the site
(KJV: 7841, Total: 213281), but if you
Dear Greg,
Thank you so much for your work. Both you and DM had offered to help on
this. As DM has a ton of other tasks, I'm sure he would appreciate it
if you wanted to own this. Here is the history up to now.
Originally, I believe Joachim, Chris, Martin, and DM had a hand in
creating,
Hey guys. We have a few needs which need addressing:
Log files got a new naming convention recently. Instead of:
.1
.2
...
It has become
-20080819
-20080818
...
Hence our perl scripts that generate module statistics are not working,
seen on the left panel here:
Troy,
On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 4:04 PM, Troy A. Griffitts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey guys. We have a few needs which need addressing:
Log files got a new naming convention recently. Instead of:
.1
.2
...
It has become
-20080819
-20080818
...
Hence our
:)
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
Hey guys. We have a few needs which need addressing:
Log files got a new naming convention recently. Instead of:
.1
.2
...
It has become
-20080819
-20080818
...
Hence our perl scripts that generate module statistics are not
DM Smith wrote:
:)
(That's to say, I volunteer.)
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
Hey guys. We have a few needs which need addressing:
Log files got a new naming convention recently. Instead of:
.1
.2
...
It has become
-20080819
-20080818
...
Hence
Troy,
I've written up a log processor for the download statistics. It's the
executable .py file in my user directory on the server. Below is an
example run of it:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]$ ./process_log.py ESV path-to-log snipped
Total downloads: 362
Unique downloads: 210
It will accept as many
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