Title: Process Time and request reports
'Lo
Jo,
I'm not at all certain if PROCTIME includes the wait that a request might endure
before being serviced. So you may still be
somewhat shy of your goal. If it's pure server benchmarking you're
after, ANALOG may still fall short
But don
Title: Process Time and request reports
Hi
Micke,
Thanks for your help. Apologies though as I
should have been a little clearer. We are concerned about the performance
of IIS and the application server over periods of time, and the effects of
content deployments, code changes, and applic
Thank's a lot. I'm ok.
Andrea
> Andrea Racca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I copy 3 simple lines:
> >
> > 192.168.0.4, -
, 17/08/2002, 0.16.24, W3SVC1, CAF_WEB, 192.168.0.4, 31,
> > 199, 4184, 404, 2, GET, /testsito/art2000-49.htm, -,
> > 192.168.0.4, -
, 17/08/2002, 0.21.37, W3SVC1, CAF_WEB, 19
Andrea Racca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I copy 3 simple lines:
>
> 192.168.0.4, -, 17/08/2002, 0.16.24, W3SVC1, CAF_WEB, 192.168.0.4, 31,
> 199, 4184, 404, 2, GET, /testsito/art2000-49.htm, -,
> 192.168.0.4, -, 17/08/2002, 0.21.37, W3SVC1, CAF_WEB, 192.168.0.4, 47,
> 245, 2454, 206, 0, GET,
> /t
I copy 3 simple lines:
192.168.0.4, -, 17/08/2002, 0.16.24, W3SVC1, CAF_WEB, 192.168.0.4, 31,
199, 4184, 404, 2, GET, /testsito/art2000-49.htm, -,
192.168.0.4, -, 17/08/2002, 0.21.37, W3SVC1, CAF_WEB, 192.168.0.4, 47,
245, 2454, 206, 0, GET, /testsito/Notizie/Notizie_2001/art2001-16.htm, -
,
19
Andrea Racca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, I need a small help, if it's possible. I have IIS 5.0 and my log
> have the tipycal FORMAT MICROSOFT-INT. Only one problem: the number of
> the time are separated with character "." and not ":". I can't analyze
> this log file with analog 5.24 and prev
Hi, I need a small help, if it's possible. I have IIS 5.0 and my log
have the tipycal FORMAT MICROSOFT-INT. Only one problem: the number of
the time are separated with character "." and not ":". I can't analyze
this log file with analog 5.24 and previous!
I try with this string
LOGFORMAT (%S, %
On Sat, 28 Sep 2002, Phil Essing wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I have a site hosted on a Unix/Linux (pretty sure it's a Linux box - not
> sure which flavor, though) machine and I would like to start using
> Analog. I had no trouble using Analog locally, on my WinXP box, but I
> can't, for the life of m
On Tue, 24 Sep 2002, Adrian Dolling wrote:
> 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 a
Hello Everyone:
I'm trying to set up analog and I'm getting a default
results page. I'm not sure if it is actually
connecting with my log files, because the results
aren't meaningful.
Below is the current config file. Below I've also
included a URL to the logfile webpage report.
http://www.pl
Title: Message
Hi Phil,
Short answer is no.
You need to have analog installed on your web server by the
servers admins in order to be able to use it as it runs as a program on the
server - something which for security purposes can only be set-up by an
admin.
Speak to your servers admins
Phil Essing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a site hosted on a Unix/Linux (pretty sure it's a Linux box -
> not sure which flavor, though) machine and I would like to start using
> Analog. I had no trouble using Analog locally, on my WinXP box, but I
> can't, for the life of me, figure out ho
Title: Message
Hey all,
I have a site hosted on a Unix/Linux (pretty sure it's a Linux box - not sure
which flavor, though) machine and I would like to start using Analog. I had no
trouble using Analog locally, on my WinXP box, but I can't, for the life of me,
figure out how to run it on the
Title: Process Time and request reports
'Lo Jo,
PROCESSING TIME is not a
measurement of how long it takes for the web page
to download to the client. PROCTIME is a measurement of how long it
took
IIS to service the request.
If it is your goal to measure the webserv
Hie
i have installed analog 5.23-2, everything's working fine, but i would
like to know if i can trace like when somebody is accessing my server
via ftp accounts than i can come to know what directories they have been
accessed by that specific user & what changes have they made during that
lo
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