Re: [Summary-Talk] Domains to include and sub-folders

[Jason Linhart <jason@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 11/24/03 2:10 PM stats@monsoft.com (stats@monsoft.com) wrote:

>I'm using a mix of
>   - method 4 for my new Apache logs.
>It's working fine with all folders at the folder" Logs" root.
>I would like to store all Apache logs directories inside a folder (e.g. 
>apache) within the folder Logs...

>From your previous message:

>Sub-report 1 = Domains to include in this Sub-report: as-ear
>     result OK

This sub-report is setup following method 4 to read all of the logs that 
are in the sub-folder of Summary's Logs folder called "as-ear".

>     Menu/Log Files show 6 files read (all the log files from  
>Logs/as-ear/ AND Logs/www/as-ear.org/)

That doesn't really mean anything. The Log Files report reports on all of 
the logs in the Logs folder (unless you have "Always use folder name as 
domain name" checked and no logs directly in the Logs folder).

>   - method 1 for a common log from WebStar 4 and

Neither of your sub-reports are setup following method 1. Method 1 
requires you to configure something in "Requests to include in this 
Sub-report", which you have not done in either sub-report.

>Sub-report 2 = Domains to include in this Sub-report: as-ear.org
>     empty result

That is exactly what I would expect to see for this sub-report. You don't 
have a folder directly in the Logs folder called "as-ear.org" and you are 
not using methods 2 or 3 to setup your sub-reports, so there shouldn't be 
anything included in this sub-report.

Jason

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