Duh! I get the dunce award of the day.
The reason that file name was being kicked out was in my Uncompress statement I have
tar xfvOz and that's why.
Sorry about all that.
--John
Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
> John Anderson wrote:
>
> > Jeremy,
> >
> > > > 2. Shouldn't it get pumped to /dev/null because of that 2>/dev/null?
> > >
> > > Apparently your CGI system is working aroung the redirections (ignoring them)
> > > as you are, I assume, getting some output on your browser.
> >
> > True, the report is showing up in the browser. Is this a misconfiguration? If
> > so where?
>
> Perhaps, or maybe it's being 'smart'. You don't want those redirects anyway. 1>
> should go to the browser and if there really are any errors, 2> will put them in
> the logfile where you can see them.
>
> > Yup, it's the first thing that prints. Here:
> >
> > [httpd@linux1 logs]$ /analog-4.04/analog -G -m -d +g/path/to/logs/analog.conf
> > logfile /logs/archive/2000/06/access_log_20000615.tar.gz
> > logs/archive/2000/06/access_log_20000615
> >
>
> BTW, 'logfile' is not a keyword. Analog is assuming here that 'logfile' is a valid
> keyword that it can read.
>
> Also, Analog can't unarchive a tar bundle. You really should gzip each logfile
> individually. Or else do something like
> tar -xzf /logs/archive/2000/06/access_log_20000615.tar.gz | /analog-4.04/analog
> -G -m -d +g/path/to/logs/analog.conf -
>
> > I'm doing something similar to this with an error logs displayer / parser and I
> > need to untar-gzip those as well, and I am getting that same line in the
> > error_log. Analog handles the UNCOMPRESS.
> >
> > I guess the question is how can I keep tar quiet.<grin>
>
> Oh, you've got an UNCOMPRESS tar -xzf command or something, huh? That won't work,
> because Analog expects the UNCOMPRESS command to give it 1 file on STDIN, not a
> package of files in a directory. Go with the tar-xzf | analog, as above.
>
> HTH,
>
> Jeremy Wadsack
> Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
>
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