On Mon, 16 Jul 2001, Phil Glatz wrote:
At 04:17 PM 07/16/2001 -0500, Duke wrote:
Remember, that the analog.cfg is
parsed before other configuration files. By excluding
a host in analog.cfg, it cannot be included in another
configuration file.
What I tried was doing an excluding in
In my general analog.cfg file, I have
HOSTEXCLUDE 216.15.98.38
This is so I can exclude traffic from a particular host I do development on.
However, I'd like to do a raw traffic report that includes everything, so I
read in a second config file to turn this exclusion off. But I can't get
it
Read the documentation for inclusions and exclusions
(http://analog.sourceforge.net/docs/include.html is one
of the mirror sites). Remember, that the analog.cfg is
parsed before other configuration files. By excluding
a host in analog.cfg, it cannot be included in another
configuration file.
At 04:17 PM 07/16/2001 -0500, Duke wrote:
Remember, that the analog.cfg is
parsed before other configuration files. By excluding
a host in analog.cfg, it cannot be included in another
configuration file.
What I tried was doing an excluding in analog.cfg, then negating that with
an INCLUDE * in
The key is that it is an item by item process.
HOSTEXCLUDE 216.15.98.38 is one item.
HOSTINCLUDE * is another item. Placing
HOSTINCLUDE 216.15.98.38 in your extra
configuration file might do the trick as that would
be a second reference to the same item. I pointed
to that particular page in the
