Hi
We use a session id stored in a cookie to track user sessions on an
ecommerce site. I've been asked by our web marketing people to provide a
list of the top ten exit pages for the site. They define an exit page as
the last page in the log which was accessed by a session id. I am aware
that its
On Tuesday, November 16, 2004 11:39 AM [GMT],
Steve Manning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We use a session id stored in a cookie to track user sessions on an
> ecommerce site. I've been asked by our web marketing people to
> provide a list of the top ten exit pages for the site. They define an
> ex
I remember seeing a reference to broken pipe errors occurring if the log files are zipped. And that this can be ignored in most cases. This is happening when I run Analog on a monthly summary of multiple gzipped virtualhost logs which are quite large. Can I be sure that Analog is indeed reading ea
Thanks
You have confirmed my thinking on this as I couldn't see anywhere in the
Analog documentation where this could be achieved. Looks like I'm going
to have to get my hands dirty and write a program to process the logs.
Steve
On Tue, 2004-11-16 at 12:20, Aengus wrote:
> Analog doesn't
Hi, can anyone tell me, in the Browser Report, the difference between
"Netscape" and "Netscape (compatible)"? A portion of my output looks like this:
pages: %pages: browser
-: --: ---
7735: 10.73%: Netscape (compatible)
2556: 3.55%: Mozilla
2518: 3.49%: Mozilla/1
18: 0.02%:
Hi,
Will it be possible in the future, to have recursive FILEALIAS commands?
I use a first FILEALIAS to strip some PHP Session id's first and then I
would like to transform arguments, that define the page content to
virutal filenames:
mysite.php?nav=about,A
becomes
mysite.about.A.php
Or is t
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