On 28 Jun 1999, Christoph Dietz wrote:
analog --version
... will only output some statistics to the shell.
If analog --version doesn't give a message like
This is analog version 3.3/Unix
For help see docs/Readme.html, or http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/analog/
then it's not
I recently upgraded to 3.31 on a Linux box and since I've done so the
graphs are showing as a broken images...I've tried IMAGEDIR with a
relative and full path in analog.cfg and no change...I've checked the
source and it appears to be right but unfortunitly it still doesn't
work...any ideas?
Sorry to have wasted your time, I figured it out
-Jeff
Jeffery Drury
Technical Support Supervisor
E-Znet Incorporated
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Forgive me for asking such basic questions, but what is the
"install" procedure for analog? Where does analog.cfg go?
Where do the images go? And so on?
Thanks,
Pete
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Pete, Which OS are you installing on?
-Jeff
On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, Pete Holsberg wrote:
Forgive me for asking such basic questions, but what is the
"install" procedure for analog? Where does analog.cfg go?
Where do the images go? And so on?
Thanks,
Pete
1. I added the line HOSTFLOOR 10p to the cfg file. Now I get this error:
analog.exe: Warning D: In Host Report, FLOOR (pages) isn't included in COLS
I'm not sure what this means. Someone please enlighten me.
2. I tried to use DNSFILE dns.txt
DNSFILE read
to translate the
Solaris 2.7
On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, Jeff Drury - Support Supervisor wrote:
Pete, Which OS are you installing on?
-Jeff
On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, Pete Holsberg wrote:
Forgive me for asking such basic questions, but what is the
"install" procedure for analog? Where does analog.cfg go?
Just got my first site logs and ran them through Analog 3.3 (Mac). I've
got a pretty good idea of what the reports are, but let me see if I'm
correct:
* Request Report - these are the files that were requested by a
browser/spider/etc?
* Failure Report - these are the files that were
Don --
Don Morris wrote:
The bigger question is: how do you webmasters use these statistics?
Well, it really depends on what you have at your website and what's the
purpose of your website. For example:
1. Do you advertise your site or parts of it at some other website? Then
you need
