Oops - probably sent my "subscribe" message(s) to the list itself. Sorry.
I've got an HTML page that allows users to select the logfile dates they want Analog
to use. The HTML page goes to a Perl script, which does a bit of manipulation with
the dates before passing them on to Analog. (The r
Search engine spiders read that file to see which directories we don't want
them to index. I heard rumours that a certain search engine was ignoring the
file, and I wanted to verify that.
> On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Michael Packer wrote:
>
> MP>>since your web site seems to be on a Unix box (at least
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Michael Packer wrote:
MP>>since your web site seems to be on a Unix box (at least netcom.ca is
MP>>Unix) why
MP>>not just logon to the server and do something like:
MP>>
MP>>grep robots.txt access_log
What are they looking for when they request 'robots.txt'?
-= Jim =-
I would but they don't give us shell access!
Thanks though :)
> since your web site seems to be on a Unix box (at least netcom.ca is
> Unix) why
> not just logon to the server and do something like:
>
> grep robots.txt access_log
> --
> Michael Packer -- Stingray Powerboats -- http://www.stingra
since your web site seems to be on a Unix box (at least netcom.ca is
Unix) why
not just logon to the server and do something like:
grep robots.txt access_log
--
Michael Packer -- Stingray Powerboats -- http://www.stingrayboats.com
In October I made just over $20 while surfing the web. You can to
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Mihalis Tsoukalos wrote:
> Hello to everyone.
>
> I want to know if the HOSTALIAS option has effect on the number of
> the Distinct hosts served.
> I think that the grouped hosts appear as one Distinct host.
> I don't want this to happen.
>
Sorry, but that is what happens
Hello to everyone.
I want to know if the HOSTALIAS option has effect on the number of
the Distinct hosts served.
I think that the grouped hosts appear as one Distinct host.
I don't want this to happen.
many thanks in advance,
mihalis Tsoukalos
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On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Tanya Aeri wrote:
> I'd like to check all my logs for which hosts requested the file robots.txt
> If I open the logs in a text editor I can see the association, but this is
> not ideal :)
>
> Is there a host column for the file requested?
>
No. This is in the FAQ. But you
Sorry, I did look in the FAQ, I guess not thouroughly enough
Thanks again :)
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- Original Message
I'd like to check all my logs for which hosts requested the file robots.txt
If I open the logs in a text editor I can see the association, but this is
not ideal :)
Is there a host column for the file requested?
Thanks!
www.eieiHome.com
Everything for your home!
-
On Tue, 9 Nov 1999, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
>
> As for the REgistry key, "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Analog\Anlgform\Path" would it be a good idea
> to include a version number in this too? That way different versions of the form can
> be installed and find the corresponding version of Analog.
>
Myself, I thi
Stephen Turner wrote:
> On Tue, 9 Nov 1999, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
> >
> > The suggestion I made to Stephen was to make the executable version of the
> > script look in its own directory for a file called anlgform.cfg that contains
> > the location of the analog.exe executable on the Windows syste
On 11/9/99 11:05 AM Jochen Kress ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>WebStar does the logging. The header of the logfile looks like...
>
>!!WebSTAR STARTUP 08/09/99:13:52
>!!LOG_FORMAT DATE TIME RESULT HOSTNAME URL SEARCH_ARGS CS-URI-QUERY
>PATH_ARGS BYTES_SENT
>
>we added a view customized items t
Hello!
I think I'm stuck! :-)
I'm running Analog 3.32 on FreeBSD v3.3 and I can't seem to get Analog to do
proper DNS Lookups.
DNS Write only writes the IP-addresses to its file, 'nslookup' works
perfectly well though.
Any help is deeply appreciated.
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