<> "Aengus" == Aengus Lawlor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Aengus> Analog can use two different logformats simultaneously, so you should
Aengus> be able to just specify your two logformats in the cfg file, and
Aengus> Analog can interpret different lines appropriately, as long as it can
Aengu
Hi -
I have started using Analog 4.0 recently and it has all worked very
well. I carry several virtual hosts and I have Analog run daily for each
of them with their own config files via crontab.
However, I seem to be unable to access the referer logs, even though the
logs exist and Apache is wr
hello,
i am a newbie on this list. well, my provider used analog as a
statistics program, but as he didn't give me all the informations i
would like to have, i asked him to give the log file instead of the
analog.html file. so i download analog for mac on m computer to
analyse the log file.
a
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Benjamin
Gandon writes:
>
>Well, I'm trying to compile analog 4.03 under SunOS 5.7 (gcc 2.8.1)
>I changed the LIBS= line, adding -DNEED_STRCMP
>but the following line of the Makefile corresponding to the finial stage
>of the compliation produces two errors :
I am curious what the programmatic meaning of "Successful requests for
pages" means. Is this simply a count of the html (or variance of same, such
as htm, shml, etc.) references in the log file for the given time period,
or is there some heuristics going on to ascertain the value?
===
Bob Gahl
Peter Rose wrote:
>I have started using Analog 4.0 recently and it has all worked very
>well. I carry several virtual hosts and I have Analog run daily for
>each of them with their own config files via crontab.
>However, I seem to be unable to access the referer logs, even though the
>logs exi
That explains that one ... thanx.
The ISP logs have only recently switched to 7 day periods ...
guess
I'll remove the "last 7 day" report anyway.
Jason Linhart wrote:
>
> On 3/9/00 5:10 PM jiva ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> >I spoz I'm missing something again but I can't figure what
> >it is.
Hi,
great... now few questions: I think that the only proxy/ cache server that
sets X-Forwarded-For header is Squid. Am I right?
I did some research (measurements on hundereds os servers in Europe and the
US) 2-3 years ago, I here's what I came to:
Europe: Squid -- 85-95% (Eastern Europe 95%)
On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, Robert Gahl wrote:
> I am curious what the programmatic meaning of "Successful requests for
> pages" means. Is this simply a count of the html (or variance of same, such
> as htm, shml, etc.) references in the log file for the given time period,
> or is there some heuristi
Wendy wrote:
>I use analog thru my server. To make these individual changes do I need my
>provider to make the changes or can I access these controls? How?
Does the form you are using on the server specify a CFG file? (the "cg" input
field). If you can edit that cfg file, add the PAGEINCLUDE
On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, pascal berest wrote:
> hello,
>
> i am a newbie on this list. well, my provider used analog as a
> statistics program, but as he didn't give me all the informations i
> would like to have, i asked him to give the log file instead of the
> analog.html file. so i download a
At 05:17 PM 3/10/00 +, Stephen Turner wrote:
> > I am curious what the programmatic meaning of "Successful requests for
> > pages" means. Is this simply a count of the html (or variance of same,
> such
> > as htm, shml, etc.) references in the log file for the given time period,
> > or is th
>Set the REQARGSFLOOR lower. Then they'll show up in the Request Report
>automatically.
i have the above line
REQARGSFLOOR 0r but the ?req doesn't appear in the request report...
cheers;: pascal;:
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