es.
> FLOORS are listed in the "Quick Reference" page:
Here I obviously had finger trouble.I had a preconceived notion
that since I wanted to know all file names, then I needed a FLOOR
command associated with FILES. Thanks for the redirection in my
perception to REQUEST
R
any reference to a FLOOR command
against FILE.
Suggestions would be appreciated.
Regards,
Terry
Terry Smythe(204) 832-3982
55 Rowand Avenue[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Winnipeg, MB, Canada R3J 2N6
http://www.taxi-l.org
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be a better indicator of visitors:
Distinct hosts served: 1,440 (394)
Is there a better indicator that can be gleaned with Analog?
Thoughts of others?
Regards,
Terry
Terry Smythe (204) 832-3982
55 Rowand Avenue [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
em solved. Once again, the
InterNet at its finest; only 3 hours elapsed between question and
answer.
Regards,
Terry
Terry Smythe (204) 832-3982
55 Rowand Avenue [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Winnipeg, MB, Canada R3J 2N6 http://www.mts.ne
age in the Error.html
file.
Can somebody suggest what my UNCOMPRESS command should read?
Many thanks.
Regards,
Terry
Terry Smythe (204) 832-3982
55 Rowand Avenue [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Winnipeg, MB, Canada R3J 2N6 http://www.mts.n
access.may.0
All my acces* log files are residing within the main Analog
directory
Suggestions on how to correctly uncompress the .gz files and read
them would be appreciated.
Regards,
Terry
Terry Smythe (204) 832-3982
55 Rowand Avenue [EMAIL PROTEC
7;m astonished at the depth of information that Analog can extract
from this raw data.Very much appreciated. My site is for a
non-profit association, poor as a churchmouse, so being able to
develop these statistics for my Board is wonderful. Helps very
much to justify the ongoing exp