On 2005-01-04 18:53:41 -, Aengus wrote:
If you look in your logfiles, you'll see that the Browser that was used
to make each request is recorded, usually at the end of each log entry.
These look something like this:
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.01; Windows 98)
Mozilla/4.0 [en] (X11; I;
Hi,
I've been partly able to answer my own questions, by carefully decoding the
server log entries, and using BROWALIAS to create new names. For example,
I can tell how many of my IE 5 users are Mac and how many are Windows. This
info then appears in the Browser Report. However, the Browser
Your log file(s) record information provided by each browser.
Analog, in turn, reports what it finds in your log file(s). Though
it might seem reasonable to expect a browser to provide brand
or vendor information, not all browsers do. When this happens,
there is no simple way for any program or
Netscape (compatile) generally is an alias for any browser that
matches Mozilla/* (compatible*. These days that's pretty much just IE.
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Seven Simple Machines
Margrit McIntosh wrote:
Hi,
I've been partly able to answer my own questions, by carefully
decoding the server log
In moving from 5.32 to 6.0, I'm finding corrupted
lines in the COMPUTER output file. Here are a few
of those lines:
m180200926 200501
o *f 0P p
Z *f -20Pp
S *f -50Pp
s *f -20Qq
These lines are not grokked by reportmagic (or
On Wednesday, January 05, 2005 12:21 AM [GMT],
Margrit McIntosh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That can't be correct, because the analog output creates separate
stats for Netscape (compatible) and MSIE:
31501: 54.89%: MSIE
25975: 45.26%: MSIE/6
5217: 9.09%: MSIE/5
281: 0.49%: MSIE/4
Well, in that case it's everything else that lists itself as Mozilla/*
(compatbile*. My guess is these are probably mosltly robots.
Margrit McIntosh wrote:
That can't be correct, because the analog output creates separate
stats for Netscape (compatible) and MSIE:
31501: 54.89%: MSIE
25975:
Thank you. Now I found that the ip 10.23.229.69 is actually the webserver.
How can I ignore it from the report? I don't want it being counted as
unknown domain.
I've tried HOSTEXCLUDE. But it doesn't work.
Molly
On 2005-01-04 16:14:04 -0800, Jeremy Wadsack wrote:
Netscape (compatile) generally is an alias for any browser that
matches Mozilla/* (compatible*. These days that's pretty much just IE.
But I suppose that a better guess could be done in some cases. So,
* Is it possible to know what is the
Hi, I have solved the problem. Analog cannot resolve some ip addresses due
to that they are not in the DNSCACHE file. Since I don't really need any
DNS file, I commented all DNS Stuff in the analog.cfg. Then I've got a
report including all ip addresses. Thank you again!
Molly
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