Title: Exclude a specific OS from the OS report
Hi,
I'm using analog 5.32 on a Windows 2000 system.
This works fine for the browser report:
BROWSERREP off
BROWREPCOLS RrPp
BROWREPSORTBY PAGES
BROWREPFLOOR 0.1%p
BROWSERSUM on
BROWSUMCHART on
BROWSUMSORTBY PAGES
BROWSUMCOLS RrPp
# mark
might be a stupid question but how do i
exclude subdomains
from my requests?
if the domain is
kuk.mydomain.de
i only want to analyse mydomain.de and
www.mydomain.de
tried
REQEXCLUDE http*://kuk.mydomain*
FILEEXCLUDE http*://kuk.mydomain*
but that didnt work, whats the right EXCLUDE here?
HOSTEXCLUDE kuk.mydomain.de
will exclude all requests by that computer from the statistics
To exclude lines just from one specific report, see
http://www.analog.cx/docs/include.html#outputexcludes
HTH,
-- Duke
Gerd Schmidt wrote:
might be a stupid question but how do i
exclude subdomains
from
Gerd Schmidt wrote:
might be a stupid question but how do i
exclude subdomains
from my requests?
if the domain is
kuk.mydomain.de
i only want to analyse mydomain.de and
www.mydomain.de
tried
REQEXCLUDE http*://kuk.mydomain*
FILEEXCLUDE http*://kuk.mydomain*
but that didnt work, whats the
>From reading the docs, it seems that these directives should prevent all listings of my own site from dominating my analog report:
HOSTEXCLUDE *mrtoads.com
REFSITEEXCLUDE *mrtoads.com
REFREPEXCLUDE *mrtoads.com
REDIREXCLUDE *mrtoads.com
HOSTREPEXCLUDE *mrtoads.com
REDIRHOSTEXCLUDE
HOSTEXCLUDE will remove any lines with *hosts* that match *mrtoads.com
from *all*reports.
All the other commands only affect particular reports and don't match
because they are looking for strings that end in mrtoads.com.
Try this:
REFREPEXCLUDE *mrtoads.com*
REFSITEEXCLUDE *mrtoads.com*
Title: Message
I want to exclude my
stats pages from being included in my results... all my stats pages are in a
folder called stats. I tried putting this line in my cfg file but I hasn't made
any changes when I run analog.
FILEEXCLUDE
D:\websites\live\jobfinder\public_html\stats\*
Try
FILEEXCLUDE \stats\*
Analog is working from your webserver logs - which doesn't store full
filenames. You need to configure it as your log would show it.
Rgds
Alan Wright
IT Support Technician
Institute of Behavioural Sciences
School of Health Community Studies
University of Derby
On Thu, 12 Jun 2003, Martin Dacre wrote:
I want to exclude my stats pages from being included in my results...
all my stats pages are in a folder called stats. I tried putting this
line in my cfg file but I hasn't made any changes when I run analog.
FILEEXCLUDE
I have direxclude excluding all subdirectories except one, and fileexclude
also doing the same
for the files in those same directories. But the root directory is still
being analysed. How do I define
the root directory in fileexclude and direxclude, and still be able to
analyse the one
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]; Monday, January 27, 2003 11:54 AM):
I have direxclude excluding all subdirectories except one, and fileexclude
also doing the same
for the files in those same directories. But the root directory is still
being analysed. How do I define
the root
I've read through the docs a few times, and I'm confused about how to
exclude a range of IPs from being reported on in the logs.
What I want to do is tell analog to ignore anything originating from the
LAN, which would begin with 192.168.x.x
I read up on http://www.analog.cx/docs/include.html
Salvatore Palmisano ([EMAIL PROTECTED]; Tuesday, October 15, 2002 8:47 AM):
I've read through the docs a few times, and I'm confused about how to
exclude a range of IPs from being reported on in the logs.
What I want to do is tell analog to ignore anything originating from the
LAN, which
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Salvatore Palmisano wrote:
I've read through the docs a few times, and I'm confused about how to
exclude a range of IPs from being reported on in the logs.
What I want to do is tell analog to ignore anything originating from the
LAN, which would begin with 192.168.x.x
Salvatore Palmisano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've read through the docs a few times, and I'm confused about how to
exclude a range of IPs from being reported on in the logs.
What I want to do is tell analog to ignore anything originating from
the LAN, which would begin with 192.168.x.x
I
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Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 11:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [analog-help] Exclude Ranges
Salvatore Palmisano ([EMAIL PROTECTED]; Tuesday, October 15, 2002
8:47 AM):
I've read through the docs
Hello,
I'm using analog 5.24 on a SuSE Linux 7.2
system.
I want to exclude all *.gif files in my report
which are underthe directory tree"mypath".
Is this command right?
FILEEXCLUDE /mypath/*/*.gif
Thanks and have a nice day
Christian!
why
don't you just try it out? ;-)
looks
like it anyway ...
HTH,
B.
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Hello,
I'm
On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, CDE Francis wrote:
MSIE's Web Archive feature creates an offline copy of a page and
its links N levels deep. Certain versions (4.0 through 5.0 I think)
do not process relative back links properly. Here is an example:
pc568.infonline.net - - [27/Aug/2001:20:19:11
On Sun, 5 Aug 2001, Egon wrote:
Please help me!
I have problems to process statistics if there are empty log files (log
files with 0 data on file size!) together with normal log files,
How is'it possible to exclude in the .cfg file empty log files?
Do you mean, individual lines rather than
Hello,
I am a little confused about the exclude staements, particularly
REFREPEXCLUDE and REQEXCLUDE.
The html report for my server is upwards of 3MB, 75% of the report is
listings of referrers and requests from my own sites. In the docs it says to
list the sites you want to exclude with the
Zenjive ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I am a little confused about the exclude staements, particularly
REFREPEXCLUDE and REQEXCLUDE.
The html report for my server is upwards of 3MB, 75% of the report is
listings of referrers and requests from my own sites. In the docs it says to
list the sites you
Ok, I understand now. Thanks!
On Tue, 12 Jun 2001 08:32:22 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Zenjive ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
I am a little confused about the exclude staements, particularly
REFREPEXCLUDE and REQEXCLUDE.
The html report for my server is upwards of 3MB, 75% of the
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Duke Hillard wrote:
I've read the documentation several times, but am still confused
about *EXCLUDE. I want to eliminate arguments from cgi-bin
in the Redirected Referrer Report and the Referrer Report.
Two examples of that which I wish to eliminate are:
That's fine, but I thought that * matches any sequence of characters.
I had hoped that REFARGSEXCLUDE /cgi-bin/* would eliminate
all arguments in one statement.
-- Duke Hillard
Stephen Turner wrote:
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Duke Hillard wrote:
I've read the documentation several times, but am
I've read the documentation several times, but am still confused
about *EXCLUDE. I want to eliminate arguments from cgi-bin
in the Redirected Referrer Report and the Referrer Report.
Two examples of that which I wish to eliminate are:
We are trying to find the appropriate command to exclude hits (successfull
requests) that are reported in the General Summary.(GS)
Our site is being monitored by Keynote but we do want to see them in our
stats. They have advised us as follows:
"Most log filtering programs allow you to filter
Question:
I know how to exclude a particular file, but how do I exclude a specific IP from
the Host report?
Thanks in advance,
//Oren
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On Thu, 11 Mar 1999, Oren Ben-Ami wrote:
Question:
I know how to exclude a particular file, but how do I exclude a specific IP from
the Host report?
HOSTEXCLUDE will exclude that host's lines from the whole report.
HOSTREPEXCLUDE will exclude that host just from the Host Report.
--
On Thu, 7 Jan 1999, Jean-Marc Dubois wrote:
If you want to COMPLETELY exclude the machines on your domain from the stats
then use
HOSTEXCLUDE http://www.mydomain.com/*
This is wrong. You mean HOSTEXCLUDE *.mydomain.com
--
Stephen Turner[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have looked in my Apache Logs and my local hosts are all IP numbers:
would the following work ?
HOSTEXCLUDE 192.168.100.*
would i need to add the domain line also eg:
HOSTEXCLUDE 192.168.100.*
HOSTEXCLUDE *.mydomain.co.uk
Can I specify multipl HOSTEXCLUDE's ?
Regards
Matt
On Thu, 7 Jan
On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, Matt Quelch wrote:
I have looked in my Apache Logs and my local hosts are all IP numbers:
would the following work ?
HOSTEXCLUDE 192.168.100.*
Yes. The HOSTEXCLUDE should be whatever name is listed in the logfile.
would i need to add the domain line also eg:
I would like to exclude my domain from all of the reports.
I do not want requests from my domain to increment the General Stats or
show up in the referrer report, or any others what so ever.
I know i can use :
REFREPEXCLUDE http://www.mydomain.com/*
will i need to add similar command for all
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