Re: [analog-help] Analog and Dr. Watson on NT

On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Andy Knasinski wrote: > > 4.0.1 - I believe it happens when it starts to read the logs. Can you reproduce it with a logfile short enough to mail me (privately)? -- Stephen Turner[EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/ Statistical Laboratory, 16 Mil

[analog-help] analog 4.01 Win32 crash generating report on large logfile

Hello List, I just downloaded analog 4.01 and tried it on a logfile in Microsoft Extended Logformat, 11,597 bytes in size. I turned debugging on and this tells me that inputting the file works fine. Then it records "Opening as output file" ( being the report file) and crashes with a access viola

Re: [analog-help] analog 4.01 Win32 crash generating report on large logfile

A few people have reported something similar to this, but I can't do much about it until someone can reproduce it on a logfile small enough to mail me so that I can try it on my own machine. -- Stephen Turner[EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/ Statistical Laboratory,

Re: [analog-help] DNS cache files?

On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote: > On some unix installations, with both 3.32 and 4.0, there is a file > created by analog called /var/log/analog.dns. This isn't the analog data > file, as that's specified and exisits elsewhere. This shouldn't be the > dns cache file, cuse that's given

Antw: Re: [analog-help] missing servlet parameters

Thanks for the help. servlet parameters are now all listed. However I still couldn't manage to get a statistics of all the calls to the servlet with a specific query parameter. I looked into the SEARCHENGINE command but failed to get the Search Query Report and the Search Word Report generated

Re: [analog-help] analog 4.01 Win32 crash generating report on large logfile

Willem,   I had a similar problem with Win98 after upgrading to Analog 4.0. Analog crashed every time just as it was about to write the output file. I eventually resolved it by putting FILELOWMEM 1 in the analog.cfg file. Since then I have had no crashes.   I hope this helps.   Rob Elliott Je

RE: [analog-help] analog 4.01 Win32 crash generating report on large logfile

Rob,   Thanks for the sugestion. Doesn't work in our case though...   Willem van Asperen Program Director We zijn verhuisd: MasterNet Communications bv Rendementsweg 20-B3 Postbus 171, 3640 AD, Mijdrecht Tel. 0297 230340  Fax 0297 230341 http://www.masternet.nl/

Re: [analog-help] Cachefile getting too big and crashing analog.

On Thu, 20 Jan 2000, Cameron Just wrote: > Hi, > > I am having a problem with our server. Our daily logfiles are approximately 9.5 Meg >(compressed). > I am trying to get some sort of logfile that will just keep a 24 month 'Monthly >Report' > and a 30 day 'Daily Report'. > > It seems the cach

Re: [analog-help] DNS cache files?

Stephen Turner wrote: > On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote: > > > On some unix installations, with both 3.32 and 4.0, there is a file > > created by analog called /var/log/analog.dns. This isn't the analog data > > file, as that's specified and exisits elsewhere. This shouldn't be the > >

Re: [analog-help] DNS cache files?

Stephen Turner wrote: > On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote: > > > On some unix installations, with both 3.32 and 4.0, there is a file > > created by analog called /var/log/analog.dns. This isn't the analog data > > file, as that's specified and exisits elsewhere. This shouldn't be the > >

RE: [analog-help] Search Reports, how do I get them without ALL ON?

Hiya Stephen, On Tue, 4 January 2000 12:32, Stephen Turner wrote: > ALL OFF > SEARCHQUERY ON > SEARCHWORD ON > > should do it. I've been trying to get these reports working since the 3.90beta2 version, but with no real luck... it produces a report of sorts, but it's very unhelpful. Allow me to

[analog-help] cfm files?

A question (from a non-techie just learning to use Analog step by step) For the report on "Average successful requests for pages" does pages include ONLY html files, or would it include ".cfm" files too? (cfm = Cold Fusion files, which are most of the pages on our web site database. Or, would a