On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
>
> The reason you get the warnings is probably because your logs don't have
> referrer and user-agent data. (Since standard logs don't, should these maybe
> be off by default, Stephen?)
>
What's standard? I think most people now do have them.
The rea
Hello,
has anyone expirience with the so-caled "zmod" logfiles? It's an
apache modul for the german IVW statistics.
The logfiles look like a COMBINED log with additional fields:
is131.isis.co.za - - [26/Jan/2000:15:46:54 +0100] "GET
/duesti/kde/kdevelopLogo.gif HTTP/1.1" 200 10641
"http://ww
Hiya Stephen.
On Wed, 26 January 2000 13:15, Stephen Turner wrote:
> You have got referrers recorded in your logfiles? And lots of
> SEARCHENGINE commands in your configuration file?
I've just gone to check, and yes there are referrers in there, and there are
lines which match some of the SEARC
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Knut Pfefferkorn wrote:
> Hello,
>
> has anyone expirience with the so-caled "zmod" logfiles? It's an
> apache modul for the german IVW statistics.
>
> The logfiles look like a COMBINED log with additional fields:
>
> is131.isis.co.za - - [26/Jan/2000:15:46:54 +0100] "GET
Hello!
i am using analog 4.01 on nt4.0 with sp 5, and if i turn on
name resolution with the directives dnsfile dnsfile.txt and dns write
i always get an access violation and dr. watson cries.
if i turn off dns write all is ok.
what can i do, to use name resolution to build nice analog reports
On 27 Jan 00, at 10:20, Stephen Turner wrote:
> "Unwanted" means that your log format was correct, so that it could read the
> line -- but that you'd told it to ignore the line with an INCLUDE or EXCLUDE
> command, or perhaps FROM or TO.
Thats it!
I used the settings from my old 2.11 config with
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Chris Joelly wrote:
> Hello!
>
> i am using analog 4.01 on nt4.0 with sp 5, and if i turn on
> name resolution with the directives dnsfile dnsfile.txt and dns write
> i always get an access violation and dr. watson cries.
>
> if i turn off dns write all is ok.
>
> what c
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Knut Pfefferkorn wrote:
>
> next question:
> is it possible to have LOGFORMAT in analog.cfg, but the logfile on
> commandline?
>
> +C"LOGFORMAT..." works, but gives me real long
> commandlines
>
You have to use DEFAULTLOGFORMAT instead.
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Stephen Turner[EMAIL
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Geoff Riley wrote:
> Hiya Stephen.
>
> On Wed, 26 January 2000 13:15, Stephen Turner wrote:
>
> > You have got referrers recorded in your logfiles? And lots of
> > SEARCHENGINE commands in your configuration file?
>
> I've just gone to check, and yes there are referrers in
I am hosting multiple virtual hosts and log these in seperate logfiles.
I want with the help of analog create one report per logfile eg one report per virtual
host.. How do I do this?
Thanks in advance!
Regards
Dan Larsson
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Forgive me if this is already answered in the docs, as I understand it
the Search Query Report in Analog 4 is produced by examining referring
URLs from search engines. I would like to produce this report based on
what my users are searching for using our internal search engine. Is
this possible
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Jon Alsbury wrote:
>
> Forgive me if this is already answered in the docs, as I understand it
> the Search Query Report in Analog 4 is produced by examining referring
> URLs from search engines. I would like to produce this report based on
> what my users are searching for
On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Dan Larsson wrote:
> I am hosting multiple virtual hosts and log these in seperate logfiles.
> I want with the help of analog create one report per logfile eg one report per
>virtual
> host.. How do I do this?
See examples/virtdoms.cfg.
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Stephen Turner[EMAIL PROTECT
Dan Larsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am hosting multiple virtual hosts and log these in seperate logfiles.
> I want with the help of analog create one report per logfile eg one report per
>virtual
> host.. How do I do this?
Use different config files and use +g to specify it on the comma
At 11.51 27/01/2000 +0100, Chris Joelly wrote:
>what can i do, to use name resolution to build nice analog reports...
Some useful utilities at:
http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/analog/helpers/#dns
Bye!
Marco Bernardini
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On Thu, 27 Jan 2000, Todd Ryan wrote:
> Hello all...
>
> I apologize if this is in the documentation, but an initial search/scan
> didn't find anything obvious...
>
> I was wondering if there was a way to accumulate data over time in the same
> report. For example, I would like to process we
Stephen Turner wrote:
> On Wed, 26 Jan 2000, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
> >
> > The reason you get the warnings is probably because your logs don't have
> > referrer and user-agent data. (Since standard logs don't, should these maybe
> > be off by default, Stephen?)
> >
>
> What's standard? I think mo
Todd Ryan wrote:
> I'm also using Report Magic to create more graphical reports, so if I can
> accomplish this by running Report Magic against several Analog data files,
> that would be good (probably even preferable). I didn't see this in the
> Report Magic documentation either.
This is a real
Hello all...
I apologize if this is in the documentation, but an initial search/scan
didn't find anything obvious...
I was wondering if there was a way to accumulate data over time in the same
report. For example, I would like to process web logs once a month then
archive the logs off-line.
We use anonymous cookies to identify unique visitors to our sites and
determine things like requests/visitor, etc. It's not perfect but it works
pretty well, as long as your time-scale is short enough that you can make
insignificant the probability that many users have lost/deleted their
cook
Matt,
You could try looking at the referrer info -- are the "shoppers" connecting
from some site that is sending you traffic or is it just that they are "typing
in" your URL. Robots are not likely to carry referrer data.
Second, you could do some IP/DNS reasearch. Where are the "shoppers" coming
Title: help
I am trying to configure my domain report so that it will sort out the Dns entries in a specific way. What I want the program to do is show me how many people from with in the office are viewing a group of pages as well as how many people outside are viewing. I want to do this so t
Hi -
I have just installed Analog 4.0 and it seems to working OK when run
from the command line.
Needless to say I am getting the usual 500 errors while configuring the
Perl script.
Usually when I screw up on perl it's with file permissions.
Is there a list of permissions that should be set for
Ryan Clemens wrote:
>
>
> I am trying to configure my domain report so that it will sort out the
> Dns entries in a specific way. What I want the program to do is show
> me how many people from with in the office are viewing a group of
> pages as well as how many people outside are viewing. I wan
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