I hate to ask, but... Are you running cron as the same user you
normally run analog as? Also, have you tried running analog
/some/logfile 2/some/logfile. Then reading /some/logfile and seeing what errors
might have occurred?
just a thought
- Chuck
Jason Goy wrote:
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001,
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If this STILL doesn't work. Your cron may be messed up.
- Chuck
ps. you also may want to change /bin/sh to your root's shell.
Jason Goy wrote:
On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, Chuck Pierce wrote:
I hate to ask, but... Are you running cron as the same user you
normally run analog as?
Both
anyone know why this is, and/or a workaround for the problem?
I create two reports simple and detailed from cache files that are
created every time I rotate my logs. The detailed report looks fine,
but when I run the simple report I have several FILEALIAS's that I try
to run on the cache files
here's an example of what I do.
Every time I rotate my logs (which is every day) I run analog with a
global config to generate a cache file. Then I run analog against my
cache files with my long report config file. At the end of each month,
I run a separate report against my cache files for
perfect!!!
thanks
- Chuck
Stephen Turner wrote:
On Tue, 29 May 2001, Chuck Pierce wrote:
anyone know how I can arrange my filealiases so that all of the images
get replaced into one file descriptor, but keep the directory in place.
Here's what I have now:
FILEALIAS REGEXPI:.gif
anyone know if it's possible to exclude items in the directory report
and not remove them from the other reports? I'm getting ~75% of my hits
(mostly images and such) that show up as [no directory] in the directory
report. It would be nice to remove it from just the directory report.
- Chuck
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Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Im Auftrag von Jeremy Wadsack
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 23. Mai 2001 17:34
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: AW: [analog-help] getting rid of [no directory] in
directory report
Why not just use DIREXCLUDE?
Chuck Pierce wrote:
I can
heh. It worked. I really hate when it's something simple like that.
thanks
- Chuck
Aengus wrote:
Onyx Hostmaster [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
The reports look great accept the directory report only
shows one directory (the sub directory) and not the directories two
levels deep.
so, this means if I change my FLOOR (on the final run using the cache
files as the data), my end result will be correct, right?
- Chuck
Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
Chuck Pierce wrote:
do analog's cache files store full reports or are they limited to the
FLOOR's that you set in the config
do analog's cache files store full reports or are they limited to the
FLOOR's that you set in the config file?
what I have setup is every time I rotate my logs, I create a cache file
(using a global config), and then run analog a second time (with an
extra config file, with logfile NONE) against
I realize this is the wrong list (I can't find an apache list, and if
you know of one, please mail me), but I know there are a bunch of apache
users on this list.
if you know the ans please mail me off the list (since it's WAY off
topic).
here we go::
I've got a large site with multiple
r
SEARCHENGINE http://*nlsearch.*/* qr
SEARCHENGINE http://*dmoz.*/* search
SEARCHENGINE http://*newhoo.*/* search
SEARCHENGINE http://*netfind.*/* query,search,s
SEARCHENGINE http://*/netfind* query
SEARCHENGINE http://*/pursuit query
# Use one of these if you are short of memory: see docs/lowmem.
Well I am trying it now and it don't work :@
what os are you using?? I'm doing this under solaris 2.6 and am using
analog 4.15 allong with report magic 2.02.
- Chuck
Stephen Turner wrote:
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Chuck Pierce wrote:
well.. it only gets the items in the root dir (meaning
FILEALIAS *.gif "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.GIF "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.jpg "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.JPG "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.jpeg "All Images"
FILEALIAS *.JPEG "All Images"
why is this only working for the images on the root dir?? How do I get
all files (under any dir) to follow this alias..
anyone know where I can find a list of all of analog's + commands (eg,
analog +g for config file, analog +C for compression tool, etc.). I've
searched through the docs, but I cant find a list of all of them..
thanks - Chuck
Alex Lee wrote:
Hi, I am currently charting my bandwidth usage using both Analog and MRTG.
However I am getting results from analog that are almost half the results
from MRTG. For example, my last months results for January was 18gb from
analog, but mrtg showed 45gb. There is only the one
then?
with additional parameters?
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Chuck Pierce
Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 12:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [analog-help] Help on differences for data transfer stats
Alex Lee wrote
well, the first thing you can do is not keep your logs compressed. By
having analog uncompressed the log files eats up a TON of memory. Also,
analog is very memory intensive. I would suggest that you check out
http://www.analog.cx/docs/lowmem.html. Especially if you are hitting
swap.
- Chuck
I know it's possible to split up stats for www/dir1/ and www/dir2/, but
how do I create different report files for each (without running analog
multiple times). What I would like to do is have global settings for
all, but splitting up www/dir1 and www/dir2 to two separate report.html
files.
Crap, that's what I was afraid of. Well, atleast it only takes 5 min to
run each report.
thanks - Chuck
Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
Chuck Pierce wrote:
I know it's possible to split up stats for www/dir1/ and www/dir2/, but
how do I create different report files for each (without running
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Chuck Pierce
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 11:19 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [analog-help] diffrent reports for www/dir1/ and www/dir2/
Crap, that's what I was afraid of. Well, atleast it only takes 5 min to
run each report
try this:
# cd /dir/with/analog.cfg
# analog +ganalog.cfg
that should work
- Chuck
Andrew Drake wrote:
Hi there. I installed analog on my system using apt-get install.
It appears to have worked fine. However, I cannot work out
where the analog.cfg file should go. Could someone please
anyone seen this before.. I'm trying to compile analog under sol 2.6
(using gcc 2.95.2) and get this error (on three diffrent 2.6 machines).
Is there a diffrent Makefile that I have to use? I keep getting this
linking error. any ideas??
# make
gcc-O2-DUNIX -c
cool.. that was it.. thanks
- Chuck
Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
Chuck Pierce wrote:
anyone seen this before.. I'm trying to compile analog under sol 2.6
(using gcc 2.95.2) and get this error (on three diffrent 2.6 machines).
Is there a diffrent Makefile that I have to use? I keep getting
I've got a weird situation. I have a site where the logs (because of file size)
need to be rotated daily. We are getting about ~1.5 gb of logs a day (netscape
enterprise server will crash with logfiles bigger than 2gb). I would like to be
able to use analog to show stats for more than that
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