Hi there
I was under the impression that Jessie's Analog would support IPv6. It
turns out it doesn't.
Older thread on the subject;
https://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2012/12/msg00784.html
So I applied the same hack as before;
https://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2012/12/msg00932.html
Regar
Hi there
Rob van der Putten wrote:
I can probably fool Analog and make it think IPv6 addresses are hostnames;
Reverse the order of the quad nibbles, replace ':' with '.', prevent
'..' and append a string before feeding the logs to Analog;
2001:888:1533:1::1 => 1.z.1.1533.888.2001.ipv6 (which i
Hi there
Jochen Spieker wrote:
Nice hack! Unfortunately, the webalizer README indicates that report
translation happens at compile time. You would need one webalizer binary
for each of your "languages".
I can probably fool Analog and make it think IPv6 addresses are hostnames;
Reverse the or
Rob van der Putten:
> Jochen Spieker wrote:
>
>> Ah, according to BTS #452259, this issue was fixed in upstream version
>> 2.20. Squeeze still has 2.01, but wheezy will ship 2.23.
>
> Excellent! So how configurable is Webalizer?
Not very much.
> I do rather weird stuff with Analog. Convert logf
Hi there
Jochen Spieker wrote:
Ah, according to BTS #452259, this issue was fixed in upstream version
2.20. Squeeze still has 2.01, but wheezy will ship 2.23.
Excellent! So how configurable is Webalizer?
I do rather weird stuff with Analog. Convert logfiles into fake
webserver log files and
Rob van der Putten:
> Jochen Spieker wrote:
>
>> I don't know about Analog, but I use webalizer which has a similar
>> problem with IPv6 addresses. Looks like a bug to me. AFAICS Analog's
>> latest upstream release is exactly eight years old today (Happy
>> Releaseday!) and Webalizer's is more tha
Hi there
Jochen Spieker wrote:
I don't know about Analog, but I use webalizer which has a similar
problem with IPv6 addresses. Looks like a bug to me. AFAICS Analog's
latest upstream release is exactly eight years old today (Happy
Releaseday!) and Webalizer's is more than two years old. I woul
Rob van der Putten:
>
>
> In my Analog web server statistics I get a lot of 'domain not
> given'. According to the docs this is caused by hostnames without a
> dot.
> In the case of an IP address without a (matching) reverse lookup,
> the 'hostname' is an IP address. And in case of IPv6, the IP a
Hi there
In my Analog web server statistics I get a lot of 'domain not given'.
According to the docs this is caused by hostnames without a dot.
In the case of an IP address without a (matching) reverse lookup, the
'hostname' is an IP address. And in case of IPv6, the IP address doesn't
contai
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