help?
You need to schedule it with an external program like cron or Windows'
Scheduled Tasks:
http://www.analog.cx/docs/faq.html#faq150
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ramming -- this is not a vote
for an XML/XSLT solution, just an example of the functionality that
could be achieved.
Uh.. or did I miss the tongue-in-cheek?
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> Yeah, but isn't html (or ascii, for that
in your configuration file that are limiting
the report to specific time? Are there other INCLUDE / EXCLUDE
statements that may have eliminated all the traffic since the 25th?
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e it. There's not enough logfile lines there for me
to be sure where the status code is, but I think it's the seconds to
last field:
LOGFORMAT (%S, %j, %j, %j, %d/%m/%y, %h.%n.%j, %j, %j, %j, %j, %j, %j,
%j, %j, %b, http, %j, %j, %r,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Is there a way to report the pages with most request AND that with less
> request?
> If no, would this be a feature request?
REQFLOOR 1r will list all the pages.
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ome of then. For
> example, the 50 top and the 50 bottom (Obviosly whitout 0 request).
Hmmm... I don't think you can do this except by post-processing the
reports. I'm sure that you could voice another request for this
feature with Stephen, though.
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I'm really not sure what you problem is. Do you want to remove the
subdirectory entries in your directory report? Then remove the SUBDIR
command in your configuration file.
Otherwise, the report *is* sorted by requests.
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ut something you would do with another tool like
logrotate. You should be able to get it from
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/code/logrotate/ but that server might
be overloaded right now with the recent 7.2 release.
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rm.cfg needs to be in the same directory as anlgform.exe.
analog.cfg should probably be in the same directory as your analog.exe
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another configuration file (including
FORM input) you need to use the DEFAULTLOGFILE command.
> ERRFILE c:\InetPub\wwwroot\@bc\analog5.03\errorfile
This file should contain some useful information (like "LOGFORMAT
command w
d with +C"...". See 'command line arguments" in the index
of the documentation for a list of them.
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Carla Saldanha ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hi
> Under version 4.16, Solaris 2.6:
> On the OUTFILE /path/file%D.html
> what does exacly means "date of month"?
> Is this 20011109 ?
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s well? Or do i have to put in:
> SUB /~sret1/
> SUB /~steve/
SUBDIR /*/*
You can use as many levels as you need.
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#x27;s using the precompiled anlgform.exe, so he can't modify the list of
> @forbidden commands, as far as I know.
Actually he can. One of the settings in the anlgform.cfg files that
the pre-compiled anlgform.exe reads is FORBIDDEN. This includes a list
of commands to forbid from the form int
er than log
files. You might also try SETTINGS ON to make sure it's loading the
files you think it is.
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ENGLISH (the default). Changing lang/us.lng should be
all you need to do. If that doesn't work turn on SETTINGS, to see
where it's loading the language file from -- might be a different
location than you think.
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need (untested):
BROWALIAS REGEXP:"Mozilla/\d+\.\d+ \(compatible; ([^;]+); AOL
(\d+\.\d+); ([^\)]+)\)" "AOL/$2 ($1; $3)"
This should make the browsers into AOL/#.# allowing you to see them in
the Browser Summary like other top-level browsers, p
st one:
You're not changing the right config file or some other config file is
changing the settings later. You should run 'analog --settings' to see
what Analog thinks it should be doing and figure out where your
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le reports. Note, however, that even
with trend analysis, if you sent an arbitrary floor (95th percentile)
you will end up with inaccurate counts near the bottom of your report
(and perhaps throughout it) unless you ask Analog to produce ALL data
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'31' as the TO date even for months
of 28, 29, or 30 days. I also think, but you may want to test, that
'-00-0101' will resolve to December 1st, 2001 when run in January of
2002.
> It's important for me make a general batch line, not a simple +F011001"
> +T
new copy of the language file. Especially since they are version
specific and you didn't specify what version of Analog you're running.
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most grateful for any clues someone might be
> able to offer, or suggestions.
Use analog --settings to find out how Analog is applying LOGFORMAT
directives to LOGFILES.
Use DEBUG C to have Analog tell you exactly which lines are corrupt
and where in the line the parsing stops.
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s a branded version of IE or Netscape (earlier versions of AOL for
old log files). I would stick with AOL as an Operating System rather
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seems the ignore.
Unless you have a very long single directory entry, you can do this:
DIREXCLUDE /dir1/
DIREXCLUDE /dir2/
DIREXCLUDE /dir3/
Instead of this:
DIREXCLUDE /dir1/,/dir2/,/dir3/
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> So, can this be done and how?
FILEEXCLUDE *
FILEINCLUDE sub_directory1/index.html
FILEINCLUDE sub_directory2/index.html
FILEINCLUDE sub_directory3/index.html
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errors.txt" to the file. Save your changes. Run
Analog by double clicking the analog.exe icon. When it's done (the
window will close), open the errors.txt file that it created in the
same folder and look at the messages.
Now that you have something to go on,
. I was so confident this was a no-brainer, I
> deleted the 5.03 directory, and now am left with nonworking Analog!)
You're making it too hard for yourself Doug. :-) Unless you made any
modifications to the above files in 5.03, which usually most users
don't, you just ne
Doug Nelson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I did make changes in some of those files (not sure which at this point...)
> What now???
Get the original files from 5.1 and compare them. Copy (by hand) the
items you changed from 5.03 to 5.1. (Or use diff if you have that).
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hen you are using
W3C Extended format, not Microsoft format log files (those have the
date on each line). For W3C Extended format log files you DO NOT need
a LOGFORMAT command. The files are self-describing and Analog can
always parse them.
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> 100%: [unresolved numerical addresses]
> (this was working before...)
You need 'DNS WRITE' in your analog configuration file. If it's
already there check the output from Analog to find out why it may have
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times of the
> log file (Greenwich time).
> Is there a way to instruct analog to accommodate for the time difference?
LOGTIMEOFFSET command. See
http://www.analog.cx/docs/output.html#TIMEOFFSET for details.
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1 line related to the .asp search:
> C:\analog\analog 5.02\analog.exe: Warning R: Turning off empty Search Word
> Report
> The server log shows repeating instances of this for my searches:
"Empty" could just mean that the requests were below the FLOOR for the
report, usually
in the right direction?
FILEINCLUDE /directory/*
See http://www.analog.cx/docs/include.html.
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them, I don't think I have
> an argsfloor issue.
But you may have a FLOOR problem nonetheless. Try setting the
INTSEARCHQUERYFLOOR and INTSEARCHWORDFLOOR commands to 1r to make sure
that everything is listed.
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Windows Streaming Media Server configuration, then Analog should
process the logfiles as they are without any custom LOGFORMAT command.
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returned 1 exit status
> *** Error code 1
> make: Fatal error: Command failed for target `analog'
You need to add '-lnsl' to your libs line as specified in the notes in
the top of the Makefile.
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Christopher Yue ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I successfully compiled analog 5.1 on Unix Solaris 2.7. Thank you Jeremy
> Wadsack. However, now, when I run analog, I got the following error:
> # ./analog
> ld.so.1: ./analog: fatal: libgd.so.4: open failed: No such file or directory
&
Yeah, they are. The LD_LIBRARY_PATH should work fine.
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> Um, I can't find any /etc/ld.so.conf or ldconfig command on my
> Solaris 8 systems. Are these Linux'isms? The usual mechanism
> in So
cal/share/... is
not in your webspace (hopefully!). You need to copy the images to
somewhere in your webspace (say a folder called analog_images) then
use a setting like this:
IMAGEDIR http://naam.pair.com/analog_images/
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tp://www.abc.com]"; ).
If you want to filter by request (including query portion thereof) use
the FILEINCLUDE command:
FILEINCLUDE *[referer=http://www.abc.com]*
BTW, I know they never got it right in HTTP headers, and it's been
propagated elsewhere, but that word is spelled 'r
JJIB
> http://pe.central.vt.edu/lessonideas/pelessonplans.html
Try something like this:
LOGFORMAT (%Y-%m-%d %h:%n:%j %S %j %j %j %j %r %q %c %j %A %u %f)
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I use?
STATUSINCLUDE 404
> What floors?
Whatever you need to make the reports look like you want them.
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d the security issues of CGI and the analog form
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root of your website then use something
like this:
STYLESHEET /styles.css
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uncated right after the
> %b, so analog rightly complains that the line is corrupted -- no "%f"
> "%B" at the end. All complaints for all input lines are the same,
> truncation right after %b. However the %b value itself is always
> complete; none of the numb
Royce Howland ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
>>
>> Try adding 'LOGFORMAT common' to your configuration file.
> Well, that stopped the errors but I can't see why. The log file isn't
> using common format. Indeed, if I only have common in
159.121.122.1 "Transportation Dept."
HOSTREPALIAS 159.121.122.34 "Transportation Dept."
HOSTREPALIAS 159.121.122.120 "Transportation Dept."
See http://www.analog.cx/docs/alias.html for details on the commands.
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would try that first (REFLOWMEM 2 or REFLOWMEM 3).
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owever, unless 'odot.state.or.us' appears in your log files, you'll
need to use the IP address instead of the DNS name. Analog applies
aliases first so that it doesn't have to lookup addresses that are
aliased.
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> odot.state.or.us.
> I am stumped.
It is doing exactly what you told it to do. Change all data entries
like *.odot.sate.or.us to "Transportation Dept". If you only want to
affect the Host report use HOSTREPALIAS. If you only want to affect
the Organization report use
orge.net/docs/alias.html
I quick perusal of that myself shows that the command is ORGALIAS.
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.)
If you are looking to track bandwidth usage, perhaps MRTG is a better
tool (http://www.mrtg.org/).
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ia ftp, will the logfile capture
> that?
IIS usually puts FTP transactions in a separate log. If you add that
log file to Analog's configuration (and an appropriate log format)
then you can include those bytes as well.
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it will also reduce your unique host account according to the merges.
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parate records in the report. *f tells
the floor setting. *FR and *LR tell the first and last request
settings, when applicable.
You should also be aware that the CRO format changed significantly
between versions 4.x and 5.x on Analog. I don't know that you need
your tool to be backwards co
d to make the
> reports easier to read.
The STYLESHEET command must provide a URL link to the stylesheet you
want the reports to use. So if the reports are on your webserver, make
sure you put the stylesheet there too. See
http://analog.sourceforge.net/docs/output.html#STYLESHEET for details.
. The
source is open, so you might be able to glean more understanding of
the format from there too.
Also, if you want I can send you a CRO file that contains almost every
possible field, data, or item that Analog could put in there.
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at your site and have it write a set of aliases for you.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Thanks, i noticed that but unfortunately there are thousands of page
need to put any LOGFORMAT in your configuration file.
W3C Extended logs have several lines at the top that start with '#'
telling the dat, log format, and perhaps other information. Analog can
use this to automatically detect the LOGFORMAT for the files.
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> What's wrong with it?
Add this to your configuration file:
DNS WRITE
and read this:
http://analog.sf.net/docs/dns.html
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nning until it's done processing what you have
asked it to process.
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increase the
same amount in the next quarter." Comparing the count on this site to
the other site is going to be less useful unless you are fairly
certain that they are targeting the same audience of visitors. Using
this to compare to some
in those
files in excluded. You need to add more FILEINCLUDE command to include
requests in those files and you should probably change the second
argument for those LOGFILE commands to http://www.domain1.com, etc.
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do aggregate your daily cahce files into one
monthly cache file, then all the other report data (counts of
requests, hosts, users, browsers, referrers, etc.) will be aggregated,
making the new cache file much smaller than the originals.
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to see what you want the FILEINCLUDE to look like. I suspect you will
need something like this:
FILEINCLUDE http://www.domain1.com/myfolder/*
FILEINCLUDE http://www.domain2.com/myfolder/*
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an EXCLUDE directive. So yes, you'll need something to make sure it
detects it.
Alternately, you can just leave it as is, if the only lines it's not
parsing are those that contain the item you want to exclude.
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- END SCRIPT
> But when I run this from the command prompt directly it works fine.
> Anything you can do to help me?
This works just fine for me on Win2k Professional with ActivePerl
build 618. I have heard that ActivePerl build 630 has problems with
the system() command (incompati
ot the specific data that I want or I get an error of filling
> empty reports.
You might try running this with SETTINGS ON (or -settings) to see what
Analog thinks it's supposed to be doing. You might find you have
another INCLUDE rule that is bypassing all of these
FILEINCLUDE /news_story.htm?id=11078
FILEINCLUDE /news_printable.htm?id=11078
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tates we had 12,234 page requests, rather than
> 3.8M.
No. The numbers are exact.
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See minidns on the helper applications page. http://www.analog.cx/helpers/#dns
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If not you can download Perl binaries for many platforms from here:
http://www.perl.com/pub/a/language/info/software.html#binary
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to see what Analog thinks it's doing (like
where it's trying to read the log files from). Also enable WARNINGS
and DEBUG to get more verbose messages about the problems occurring.
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1r
will show all redirections. Same for other FLOORs.
You can use SETTINGS ON to have Analog tell you all about any INCLUDEs
that is may be processing.
If that doesn't bring anything up, maybe there are no redirected
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hat context, switches are preceded by a '-' and '/'
is a path specifier.
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is produce?
c:\download\analog\analog.exe c:\download\analog\logfile.log
You can restore WARNINGS and DEBUG to what they were before if you
just want the short-form messages.
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report based on a different
> analog configuration?
No analog will only allow one '%u' in the LOGFORMAT. You'll need to
create to configurations to get both sets of data.
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have any difference in how they treat 304's (i.e. 304ISSUCCESS OFF)?
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gfile. If they are
ReWritten by your webserver or redirected in such a way that they are
not listed in the log files, then there's no way you can get any
reports on them.
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n rmagic.ini.
There is a separate mailing list for Report Magic. See
http://www.reportmagic.org/lists.html.
You can specify a setting file on the command line when you run Report
Magic:
rmagic.pl My_New_Settings.ini
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ines. If this number is high, check the include and
exclude settings in the analog.txt file you made above.
http://www.analog.cx/docs/include.html
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but I cannot see "Bytes" column. Why ?
Are there bytes in your log files? If not, then Analog can't count
them (and should warn you if WARNINGS are on). If there are, then
something is overriding that setting. Use SETTINGS ON (or -settings on
the command line) to have Analog give
just made to the
Analog folder, then in the analog.cfg, change the LOGFILE line to list
the name of the log file you made, rather than whatever is there.
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orks.html
http://www.analog.cx/docs/reports.html
http://www.analog.cx/docs/defns.html
Then look through the 'news' services related to the web market
(zdnet, internet.com, etc.) for columns that describe website
statistics.
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t character set to something that is not his preferred format.
If your email client understands iso-2022-jp, then it should still
render in english, as none of the characters used are double-byte. If
not, it will just render an ASCII which it happened to correspond
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command line options in the Report Magic
documentation, at http://www.reportmagic.org/docs/commands.html.
If this does not answer your question, then please provide more
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WHEELER,LANCE (Non-HP-Boise,ex1) ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Is there a way to get an itemized breakdown of pages and visitors per month
> while using log files which include several months?
Use the FROM and TO commands.
http://www.analog.cx/docs/include.html#FROMTO
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t for each month, then use the FROM and TO.
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> This looks like it will only report on a range of dates instead of using all
> log files and displaying monthly detail.
> Lance
> WHEELER,L
in
/usr/local/lib/php/siteIncludes/Abscissa/devvars.php on line 11
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e set of exclusions.)
> I am also looking for a document that might help me analyse my stats for
> 'live issues'
I don't know what 'live issues' are. Perhaps you could elaborate.
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s at
docs/Readme.html in the folder where you unpacked Analog. I don't know
where it is in the rom, but you can use the 'rpm -ql' command to find
it. There are several pages discussing how to setup Analog and there
are also contributed HOW-TOs that describe configuring it for virtual
f that NT
> 8.0.
> is that a problem, or does NT 8.0 correspond to one of the displayed
> windows flavors?
More likely this is someone who just set up a an agent to give that
string. I doubt that it's real, unless the IP address of the request
resolves to microsoft.com.
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n file. If you want it to apply to LOGFILE lines in
another configuration file (or logfiles included on the command line)
use the DEFAULTLOGFORMAT command.
The default configuration file (analog.cfg) is processed before any
configuration files specified with +g. The mandatory configur
unch of log files?
> I need something that runs on a Mac with OS 9.x
Perl? http://www.macperl.com/
Of course, some assembly is required.
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