Duke Hillard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]; Wednesday, February 12, 2003 3:27 PM): > Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
>>Duke Hillard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]; Tuesday, February 11, 2003 4:23 PM): >> >>>Jeremy Wadsack wrote: >>> >>>>With your first attempt, you should have gotten all reports except >>>>Directory with data unless Analog could not find the VHOST section >>>>in your LOGFORMAT. In this case it should throw a warning (if you >>>>have those enabled). >>>> >>>>For the SUBDIR, command, use this instead: >>>> >>>>SUBDIR http://*/* >>>> >>>Jeremy, thanks for your response. I think that Analog sees the VHOST >>>because my config file specifies a log format. I didn't always specify one >>>but it became necessary after switching from one host to virtual hosting. >>>I won't list my entire config file in this message, but I will list commands >>>that seem relevant to the situation. In addition to these, I use ERRFILE >>>on the command line to specify an error file. I also tried SETTINGS ON >>>and everything seemed normal. Additional suggestions are appreciated. >>> >>>APACHELOGFORMAT (%v %h %l %u %t "%r" %>s %b "%{Referer}i" "%{User-Agent}i") >>>WARNINGS -ER # ERRFILE command used & turning off empty reports >>>ERRLINELENGTH 80 # screen width (in columns) of ERRFILE >>>PROGRESSFREQ 10000 # notate ERRFILE after every 10K lines read in from >>>logfile >>>DEBUG S >>> >> >>If Analog isn't able to find the virtual host entry in the line it >>spits that out as a corrupt line warning. Add DEBUG C to get the >>message (reason) for that. >> >>You might try running a report with only the newer logs (those with >>VHOSTs in them) to see if Analog isn't dropping lines with VHOST (or >>something) >> > Jeremy, thanks for your ideas. This is a followup to them. > I used DEBUG CS in the Analog configuration. Regardless > of the presence|nonpresence of "%v", the number of corrupt > lines remains constant at 299. Without "%v", HTML output > displays data in the Virtual Host, Virtual Host Redirection, > and Virtual Host Failure Reports. With "%v", HTML output > displays an empty General Summary and nothing more. > Without "%v", I get following output from DEBUG CS. > S: Successful requests: 1255909 > S: Redirected requests: 53405 > S: Failed requests: 25502 > S: Requests returning informational status code: 0 > S: Status code not given: 0 > S: Unwanted lines: 17 > S: Corrupt lines: 299 > S: Earliest entry in logfile: 2/Feb/03:0302 > S: Latest entry in logfile: 9/Feb/03:0301 > With "%v", I get following output from DEBUG CS. > S: Successful requests: 0 > S: Redirected requests: 0 > S: Failed requests: 0 > S: Requests returning informational status code: 0 > S: Status code not given: 0 > S: Unwanted lines: 1334833 > S: Corrupt lines: 299 > Notice the difference in unwanted lines. According to > Analog's docs, unwanted logfile entries are ones which > have been explicitly excluded. In an attempt to check > my configuration, I tried SETTINGS ON twice: once > with "%v" and a second time without "%v". There was > no difference in the results. According to Analog, I was > including and excluding the same items in both cases. If > that is the case, then it seems illogical to me that Analog > would consider every line in my log (expect corrupt lines) > to be wanted without "%v" and unwanted with "%v". If > I am missing something here, please feel free to tell me. > I am open to any ideas that you or others might offer. I assume when you say with/without %v you mean in the LOGFORMAT and that "without" means you substituted %j? You must have a VHOSTINCLUDE or VHOSTEXCLUDE line somewhere in your config that is removing all lines for which %v is defined. Otherwise, if you meant %v on the LOGFILE line, then check your FILEINCLUDE and FILEEXCLUDE statements and make sure they don't start with '/' when the file names are going to start with 'http://' after applying %v. -- Jeremy Wadsack Wadsack-Allen Digital Group +------------------------------------------------------------------------ | TO UNSUBSCRIBE from this list: | http://lists.isite.net/listgate/analog-help/unsubscribe.html | | Digest version: http://lists.isite.net/listgate/analog-help-digest/ | Usenet version: news://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.analog.general | List archives: http://www.analog.cx/docs/mailing.html#listarchives +------------------------------------------------------------------------
