Daniel Gehriger wrote:
> I know that there are a lot of other users out there who are experiencing
> the same problem, but I was unable to find the solution so far:
>
> I'd like to compress my log files with gzip. I downloaded the latest gzip
> and compressed them all. I then checked if "gzip -cd" uncompresses them to
> standard output; it did.
>
> I then added the option
>
> UNCOMPRESS *.gz ("gzip.exe" -cd)
>
> to the configuration file, and enabled debugging. The log file shows that
> analog uses this commandline to read the compressed log files, but it
> doesn't parse the content (everything is 0).
>
> I then checked if it runs the command, and removed the "-c" option. Indeed,
> after running analog, all logfiles were uncompressed, but of course, nothing
> usefull happened.
>
> So: how should I uncompress the files ? Is this a bug in Analog (pipe
> problem) ?
Usually you need to specify the full path to the gzip application. I assume
(since this works without the -c part, that you have it on your path. You might
also try this format, perhaps your command line will like it better:
UNCOMPRESS *.gz "C:\Path\to\gzip.exe -cd"
HTH,
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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