Hello,
A few months ago, I posted here about trouble with Analog (reading only
around 1GB instead of the actual amount) reading my logfiles. I've
analyzed Analog's behaviour in this period and noticed something:
When Apache is busy writing to the (bussiest) logfile (I run a multiple
Log-file configuration), Analog seems to be unable to read the log and
seems to skip it. It became obvious when I started monitoring the
statistics. The stats from 06:00 and 12:00 are correct, but the stats
generated 18:00 is almost always incorrect, missing the same entry's every
time. The 00:00 stats vary, depending on the amount of traffic during
midnight.
Can anyone explain this strange behaviour? It is quite easy to regenerate
the error on a busy Apache 2.0.49 webserver. Just monitor the amount of
hits at a given time, and run Analog on all the Apache logs when it's
quite busy.
Is this a bug?
Rudi
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