You can only get requests, not pages, on the failure report.
You might also look at the status report, and the file size report, which might
partially answer your second question.
Adrian
At 05:53 PM 9/24/02 -0500, you wrote:
>Suzanne,
>
> Do you get a Failure Report (lists the filenames whic
Suzanne,
Do you get a Failure Report (lists the filenames which
caused errors and the number of requests for each one)
when you run Analog? If not, you might try this report
to see if it provides what you need. Depending on your
needs, some other reports might be helpful. There is the
User
I would like to get a daily report that
includes 'errors'. I really like the standard daily report but would
like an additional column that has the number of errors. I realize this
may not be a standard report available and was wondering if someone could point
me to the section in the co
See http://www.analog.cx/docs/include.html#FROMTO
FROM -00-00-01 # statistics for the last 1 days
Adrian
At 03:06 PM 9/24/02 -0400, you wrote:
>James Riemermann wrote:
>> Yep. Look at the COLs commands in the Other Reports documentation for
>> all the columns that can be included in a director
Yes. Take another look at FROM & TO in the include documentation. They allow for
relative dates (e.g. yesterday) as well as absolute dates. Just takes a little
fiddling.
james
James Riemermann
MN Office of Tourism
651/297-2077
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
For t
James Riemermann wrote:
> Yep. Look at the COLs commands in the Other Reports documentation for
> all the columns that can be included in a directory report. In short,
> DIRCOLS RP
Great, that works like a charm. Thanks so much for all your help. Just
one more question and I'll leave you gu
Yep. Look at the COLs commands in the Other Reports documentation for all the
columns that can be included in a directory report. In short, DIRCOLS RP
james
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James Riemermann wrote:
> Maybe I'm misunderstanding your need, but with the noted exception of
James Riemermann wrote:
> Maybe I'm misunderstanding your need, but with the noted exception of
> unique visitors, I think all you need to do is turn on the directory
> report. This will show you the number of requests within each
> directory.
Sorry, I should've specified.more. I'll put it i
Maybe I'm misunderstanding your need, but with the noted exception of unique
visitors, I think all you need to do is turn on the directory report. This will
show you the number of requests within each directory.
James Riemermann
MN Office of Tourism
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I concur with James' expansions. There are many proxies for visitor measures
(particularly when interested in how the number varies over time, or between different
parts of the same website). The difficult part (expanded below) is when you need an
absolute count to compare with other kinds of v
James Riemermann wrote:
> While Analog doesn't offer a visitor count per se, if your site
> assigns cookies and your log files record them, Analog will produce a
> User report based on those cookies, and a visitor count can easily be
> derived from this report.
Unfortunately, we aren't usin
While Analog doesn't offer a visitor count per se, if your site assigns cookies and
your log files record them, Analog will produce a User report based on those
cookies, and a visitor count can easily be derived from this report.
To do this, just include the line USER ON in your configuration fi
http://www.analog.cx/docs/hierreps.html
At 12:50 PM 9/24/02 -0400, you wrote:
>Adrian Dolling wrote:
>> Unique visitors are not possible with analog - a mixture of what is
>> possible and a religion. The rest is possible via the hierarchy
>> reports, unless you need a separate report for each sub
Adrian Dolling wrote:
> Unique visitors are not possible with analog - a mixture of what is
> possible and a religion. The rest is possible via the hierarchy
> reports, unless you need a separate report for each subdirectory. In
> that case you need to run analog once per report.
First of all
Unique visitors are not possible with analog - a mixture of what is possible and a
religion.
The rest is possible via the hierarchy reports, unless you need a separate report for
each subdirectory. In that case you need to run analog once per report.
Adrian
At 12:19 PM 9/24/02 -0400, you wrote
Hello all,
I've got a question about generating a fairly complicated report.
Here's what I need:
A report showing Total Hits, Unique Visitors, and Pages Served to the web
server... But here's the catch: I need each of these values for each
subdirectory I have on the web server. Each subdi
Aengus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Steve Hoare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I have been trying to get the Analog Crawler helper application
> > http://www.wadsack-allen.com/products/analog.html but the site
> > appears to be down. If anyone has a copy of the Windows application,
> > could y
Steve Hoare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have been trying to get the Analog Crawler helper application
> http://www.wadsack-allen.com/products/analog.html but the site
> appears to be down. If anyone has a copy of the Windows application,
> could you either send it to me, or send me a link to d
Hi there,
I have been trying to get the Analog Crawler helper application
http://www.wadsack-allen.com/products/analog.html but the site appears to be
down. If anyone has a copy of the Windows application, could you either send
it to me, or send me a link to download it from an alternative site? I
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