Tom McCune wrote:
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> For several weeks now, I often have a system freeze when I use Analog to
> analyze my pair.com web site log files, but have now narrowed this down to
> only being when using DNS Lookup (or Write). Is this perhaps reflecting
> some change that RoardRunner may have made in
>
> It doesn't appear just working. Under normal conditions, when running
> Analog, I have complete access to the rest of the system, even when I've
> done months of logfiles at a time. But these freezes occur on an
> individual day's logfile, and just continues - I can't access anything
> unti
John Cesta - Lists wrote:
>
> Is there a way to select only the 404 errors and produce a report of such
> for each client?
>
One way would be to GREP them out of the log.
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+g command line option
eg: +gconfig.cfg
Silviu Dicu wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I have more than one site and I was thinking to have a config file per
> site, how can I tell to analog to read a specific config file?
This is the a
any user feedback on the new beta?
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"through {date}"
would seem to explain it.
Mike Mohr wrote:
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> How about "to the 7 days ending {date}'?
>
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one way is with file exclude command:
FILEEXCLUDE /~mysite/*.gif
etc.
or you might file include only the files you want:
FILEINCLUDE *.htm
etc.
Manish Kumar wrote:
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> Hi,
> The browser makes a seperate connection to retrieve each image file. So
> request for one web page results in 7-8 req
Hooray! a digest!
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This is bound to be a "duh!" question ... but I'm just
getting around to upgrading to 5.03. I've got a valid
log file and valid dns save file and doing DNS lookup
with quickdns.
I'm getting "unknown domain" on domain and organization reports.
any clues for the clueless?
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They were ALL "unknown" ... and apparently self-inflicted by
trimming the contents of the language folder. Replacing the
contents has fixed the problem.
Thanx for taking time to reply.
> > This is bound to be a "duh!" question ... but I'm just
> > getting around to upgrading to 5.03. I've got a
DNS server (or regional servers) that might be used to
help with unresolved entries? For example might there
be a european server that is more knowledgable of that
region vs my ISP's?
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My unresolved address count has been going up the past several
months (into the 30-40% range). Any hints, suggestions, or ??
on what I can do to improve this or what I might be doing wrong?
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Just a brain phart but i wonder if any of the online map
providers offer world maps and have some sort of option for
inserting user data?
>
> I\'ve never seen a request on this list for this, nor has
> anyone mentioned this for Report Magic. I like the idea
> and it is something I would like to
you have the uk language option selected and it doesn't reside
in the direcorty the config files say it should.
Appears you'll need to change one or both.
Ralph Brown wrote:
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> After installing Analog 4.0 on my Linux(Caldera) box, using the RPM, I tried
> to start Analog and received the follow
>
> > Well, line-by-line filtering is what Perl was written for. Do you have Perl
> > available?
> >
> > Philip Harper wrote:
> >
> > > Does anyone know a way of pre-processing a logfile, in order to create a new
> > > logfile containing only the lines you wish Analog to include in a report.
>
Check the sort options for the domain report.
Emre wrote:
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> Hello people,
>
> My domain report looks very unsorted. I couldn't see any pattern how Analog
> sorts the domains or whatever. I would like it to list the top requested
> domains on top, and the least requested domains on bottom.
Seems like (fading memory) I had a similar problem created by
using a dos text editor on the file and changing the case of
the file name.
Blah Yadda wrote:
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> I'm trying to compile Analog 4.11 under SunOS 5.5.1
>
> I've edited the Makefile to include LIBS = -lnsl
> gcc is being used.
>
> When
Craig Druber wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I installed analog on my FreeBSD server & when I try to run it, it
> just does nothing. I am using Telnet. I have to press CTRL-Z to cancel
> it.
If you have it doing DNS lookups it can spend a LONG time
apparently doing nothing. I have a piddly little page
I'm noticing lately that any messages to this list with a + offset for timezone
are getting sorted to the top of my Netscape mail list ...
in front of months old messages. Is this just a feature of
NS 4.72 or anybody else noticing this?
-jim
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Stephen Turner wrote:
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> On Thu, 3 Aug 2000, JBilderback wrote:
>
> > I'm noticing lately that any messages to this list with a + offset for timezone
> > are getting sorted to the top of my Netscape mail list ...
> > in front of months old messages. Is this
Hmmm ... when they're in the trash folder the posts from
Ajay Mistry and Jaume Teixi are in expected order ... when
they were in the inbox they were at the top of a list including
a couple of messages from March, April and May. Odd.
Stephen Turner wrote:
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> > I'm noticing lately that any messag
> > you have very large log files, try a utility like QuickDNS from
> > www.analogx.com (no relation).
> >
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Are there any public DNS services that might "know" more names
than one's ISP?
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Thanx for the in depth explanation!
Owen McShane wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > Are there any public DNS services that might "know" more names than
> > one's ISP?
>
> that isn't how DNS works.
>
> The only name server that "knows" a fully qualified domain name is the one
> tha
Thanx for reply.
Cause of the large number of "unresolved" ?
Brian Clifton wrote:
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> If properly setup, your DNS will automatically forward enquiries of
> domains it doesn't know about to the next DNS in the chain - that's the
> beauty of the DNS system :-)
>
> Best regards, Brian
>
> > Are
Thanx again to the list and Aengus for the educational response.
- jim
Aengus Lawlor wrote:
>
> JBilderback wrote:
>
> > Cause of the large number of "unresolved" ?
>
> The audience for that particular site is drawn from users of an ISP that
> doesn'
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