Re: [analog-help] Generate Reports for AdClicks

1999-11-17 Thread Stephen Turner

On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
> 
> You can insert multiple LOGFILE commands in you Analog config file to
> include data from each server. So, for example, if you have ww1.company.com,
> ww2.company.com and ww3.company.com logging to /var/logs/ww1/, /var/logs/ww2/
> and /var/logs/ww3/ you simply include lines like
> LOGFILE /var/logs/ww1/*
> LOGFILE /var/logs/ww2/*
> LOGFILE /var/logs/ww3/*
> 
> in your config file for Analog
> 

You may need to do one more thing. If you just do that, then files called
the same in the different hosts will get mixed up. But you can give another
argument to LOGFILE like this:
  LOGFILE /var/logs/ww1/* http://ww1.company.com
Then "http://ww1.company.com" will get added on the beginning of each
filename in that logfile.

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Re: [analog-help] Generate Reports for AdClicks

1999-11-17 Thread Jeremy Wadsack

Stephen Turner wrote:

> On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
> >
> > You can insert multiple LOGFILE commands in you Analog config file to
> > include data from each server. So, for example, if you have ww1.company.com,
> > ww2.company.com and ww3.company.com logging to /var/logs/ww1/, /var/logs/ww2/
> > and /var/logs/ww3/ you simply include lines like
> > LOGFILE /var/logs/ww1/*
> > LOGFILE /var/logs/ww2/*
> > LOGFILE /var/logs/ww3/*
> >
> > in your config file for Analog
> >
>
> You may need to do one more thing. If you just do that, then files called
> the same in the different hosts will get mixed up. But you can give another
> argument to LOGFILE like this:
>   LOGFILE /var/logs/ww1/* http://ww1.company.com
> Then "http://ww1.company.com" will get added on the beginning of each
> filename in that logfile.
>

Yes, of course. I was assuming several servers for one host - load balancing. But
if there are virtual hosts then Stephen's point should be taken. You can also, then
get Virtual host data from the directory report -- the first level of that report
will be each virtual host.



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Re: [analog-help] Generate Reports for AdClicks

1999-11-16 Thread Jeremy Wadsack

Danielle Lee wrote:

> Hello,
>
> My name is Danielle Lee and I work at CometZone Systems, an internet
> applications company that distributes free customized cursors to website
> owners. For the past few weeks we have been trying unsucessfully to use
> Analog version 3.32 to generate graphical reports (with the help of Digital
> Report Magic) that include information on banner adclicks. Is this possible
> using Analog? If so, how?
>

Well, if your adclick go through a redirector, say redir.cgi, then you can
create a report set from Analog (and then through Report Magic) that reports
only on that file. Create a config file with
FILEINCLUDE redir.cgi

(Or whatever your redirector is), customize the reports ON/OFF settings and look
at the Redirection report, Redirected Referer report, and other reports of
interestest to you.



> Also, previously we were using Webtrends analize our web logfiles.
> We discontinued using Webtrends b/c we were unable to generate reports for
> log files on multiple web servers. Is this something we can do with Analog?
>

Yes. You can insert multiple LOGFILE commands in you Analog config file to
include data from each server. So, for example, if you have ww1.company.com,
ww2.company.com and ww3.company.com logging to /var/logs/ww1/, /var/logs/ww2/
and /var/logs/ww3/ you simply include lines like
LOGFILE /var/logs/ww1/*
LOGFILE /var/logs/ww2/*
LOGFILE /var/logs/ww3/*

in your config file for Analog

HTH,

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