Aengus Lawlor wrote:
> You can also run the CONVLOG utility to convert the logfiles to NCSA
> format, which includes a date.
If you've still got the daily logs the date at the top should be the date (UTC) for
all log entries. If you need to add dates to daily log files, I wrote a Perl script
for us to do this. I can send it to your (or a binary, if you don't have Perl on
your NT).
[Stephen, If you want to put this on the tools page I can send it to your too.]
BTW, does anyone know why IIS (and maybe other servers) use UTC for log entries? It
would make more sense to me to use local time. As it is *every* IIS server in the
world closes their logs (and other things, like re-indexes the site) at midnight
UTC, which happens to be 6pm - peak access time - west-coast US time, which is
probably where a third of the web sites in the world are located (ok, thats an
exageration, but there's a lot of tech companies there). Wouldn;t it make more sense
to do system reindex at off-hours and have set logs represent local time?
--
Jeremy Wadsack
OutQuest Magazine
a Wadsack-Allen publication
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