>
> Maybe there's a LOGFORMAT command in analog.cfg which is telling analog the
> log format when the LOGFILE command is in analog.cfg too, but analog doesn't
> know the format when the logfile is specified on the command line.
>
> Perhaps I should be more explicit. All commands work on the comm
On 9/21/99 9:09 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>I need help with compiling via gcc on a Solaris machine. Everytime i try
>to "make" analog, it fails. I have tried re-downloading 3 times, and
>re-taring 3-4 times of each. But everytime I get to the make stage I get
>a new error
I need help with compiling via gcc on a Solaris machine. Everytime i try
to "make" analog, it fails. I have tried re-downloading 3 times, and
re-taring 3-4 times of each. But everytime I get to the make stage I get
a new error. Is there a known problem with the solaris (5.5.1) compiling
of ana
Hi all,
How does one combine the outputalias for the following two lines.
OUTPUTALIAS "*.gif""*.gif[GIF Images]"
OUTPUTALIAS "*.GIF" "*.GIF [GIF Images]"
I get two different rows in the file type reports in the present case.
Also how to exclude que
On 9/21/99 11:56 AM Jim Balcom ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>On Mon, 20 Sep 1999, Stephen Turner wrote:
>
>ST>>> When I specify a log file on the command line 'analog
>/var/log/wn.log.001'
>ST>>> it aborts and tells me that there are too many corrupted lines in
>the file.
>ST>>> When I put the sa
I don't thing you did anything wrong. ANLGFORM.EXE doesn't support
multiple occurences of the same key.
You might be able to do this by offering a 3rd option, "Include Slurp
and Architext", with value="Slurp,ArchitextSpider", but it's not very
flexible.
Aengus
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On Mon, 20 Sep 1999, Stephen Turner wrote:
ST>>> When I specify a log file on the command line 'analog /var/log/wn.log.001'
ST>>> it aborts and tells me that there are too many corrupted lines in the file.
ST>>> When I put the same logfile in analog.cfg, it does it just fine.
ST>>
ST>>Maybe there
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