From: "Darek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I run also analog without LOGFORMAT command, but this does not
> help either (; Still can not get which browse were used.
Have you turned the Browser Report on?
Try
BROWSERSUM ON
and
BROWSERREP ON
Aengus
+
That's it! Now it works great!
Thanks Aengus.
Darek
> From: "Darek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > I run also analog without LOGFORMAT command, but this does not
> > help either (; Still can not get which browse were used.
>
> Have you turned the Browser Report on?
>
> Try
>
> BROWSERSUM ON
Hi guys,
Anybody seen this error before?
*** malloc[3096]: error: Can't allocate region
mach_port_type() failed (ipc/rcv) msg too large
task_get_bootstrap_port() failed (ipc/mig) wrong reply message ID
It should not give me a memory error because the logs are few and small.
Thanks in advance f
nOn Tue, 25 Sep 2001, Analog wrote:
>
> Stephen, can you please put a line IN BLOCK CAPITALS at the start of the
> LOGFORMAT documentation, suggesting that LOGFORMAT should never be used
> unless Analog generates a LOGFORMAT error? It seems that lots of people
> are making life harder for themsel
On Tue, 25 Sep 2001, Darek wrote:
>
> Running analog I get huge number of the following error:
>
> analog.exe: Warning M: Logfile extend1.log contains lines with no
> bytes: byte counts may be low
>
Well, this is true. The number of bytes transferred isn't measured in your
logfile. You probab
On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, Peter Hollingsworth wrote:
> Is it possible that Analog is case-sensitive when matching on query
> strings with FILEALIAS? Is there any way to get around this?
>
Sorry not to reply to this earlier -- as you'll probably all have guessed I
was away last week.
First, you mig
On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, Robert Brenstein wrote:
> I am puzzled by some results. I run two identical reports (Analog
> 4.16/MAc) except for one of them I add
>
> HOSTEXCLUDE *.our.domain.de
>
> to exclude our local users. At least that is my intention. For the
> domain report, the number of pages
On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, James Fielding wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I have two sites. I am using the anlgform.html to produce an online report
> for both sites. For the first site, all the options are checked and a report
> is generated. With the second site, all the options are checked, but the
> report on
>On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, Robert Brenstein wrote:
>
>> I am puzzled by some results. I run two identical reports (Analog
>> 4.16/MAc) except for one of them I add
>>
>> HOSTEXCLUDE *.our.domain.de
>>
>> to exclude our local users. At least that is my intention. For the
>> domain report, the numbe
I can't get the directory pie chart to show wedges for subdirectories!
Drives me crazy since I think I have tried everything!
Can it be done?
This is a more detailed description of what I want to do
and what I have achieved:
Using MacHTTP 2.5b1, Analog 5.0.3, Mac OS 9.1.
What I want to do:
I ha
On Tue, 25 Sep 2001, Harald E Brandt wrote:
> I can't get the directory pie chart to show wedges for subdirectories!
> Drives me crazy since I think I have tried everything!
> Can it be done?
>
No, sorry.
I intend to do this in a future version if the top-level directory takes up
100% of the r
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> On Tue, 25 Sep 2001, Harald E Brandt wrote:
>> I can't get the directory pie chart to show wedges for subdirectories!
>> Drives me crazy since I think I have tried everything!
>> Can it be done?
>>
> No, sorry.
> I intend to do this in a future versio
Pardon me for getting stuck. I have not been able get version 5.03 to recognize the
compressed logs yet.
My logfile command is: UNCOMPRESS *.zip ("d:\progra~1\analog\unzip\unzip.exe -p")
I also tried: UNCOMPRESS *.zip ("d:\progra~1\analog\unzip\unzip.exe" -p)
and: UNCOMPRESS *.zip ("d:\progr
Blaine Wheeler ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Pardon me for getting stuck. I have not been able get version 5.03 to recognize the
>compressed logs yet.
> My logfile command is: UNCOMPRESS *.zip ("d:\progra~1\analog\unzip\unzip.exe -p")
> I also tried: UNCOMPRESS *.zip ("d:\progra~1\analog\unzip\unz
As suggested I by Lance Rochelle I moved unzip to the root of d: - Didn't help
And as Jeremy Wadsack suggested I have checked by running the unzip at the command
prompt and watch the files successfully upack to the screen.
Jeremy suggested getting gzip from cygnus.com. Well it's been apparent
On 9/25/01 8:09 PM Blaine Wheeler ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>Jeremy suggested getting gzip from cygnus.com. Well it's been apparently
>been absorbed by Redhat. In a brief search of th site all I've come up
>with so far are RPM files which aren't going to help me much. I'll look
>some more
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