Re: [Summary-Talk] Hosts (visitors) to ignore

[Bob Raycher <raycher@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I finally found the problem. I am using WebStar and looked a log file and
noticed the IP address had a trailing :80. I added that to the end of the
address I want to ignore and that did it.

Thanks,


Bob Raycher
Creative Consulting Services
http://www.ccsmac.com/
440-985-1735

on 7/16/03 11:50 AM, Jason Linhart at jason@summary.net wrote:

> On 7/16/03 11:27 AM Bob Raycher (raycher@ccsmac.com) wrote:
> 
>> I am using Summary Pro version 2.3.5 and am having trouble with the hosts
>> to ignore. I have tried both of the Host addresses (column 1 & 2) from
>> the Host with IP page, but the host still shows up.
> 
> Patterns in "Hosts (visitors) to ignore" are matched against the values
> that show up in the second "Host" column of the Visitors:Visitors:Hosts
> with IP report. In some cases there can be more than one host whose name
> in the second column looks up to the same name in the left hand column,
> which might be what is happening for you. You also need to be careful
> entering the value into the "Hosts (visitors) to ignore" field, there
> shouldn't be any extra white space, the spelling needs to match exactly,
> and it is generally best to enter any letters as lowercase.
> 
> Good Luck
> Jason
> 
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