Re: [Summary-Talk] One Domain with empty reports

[Jason Linhart <jason@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You most likely made a mistake when entering either "Domains to include 
in this Sub-report" or "Requests to include in this Sub-report" for that 
sub-report. This might be a simple typo, it might reflect some 
misunderstanding on your part about what domain name/requests actually 
occur for that sub-report, or you might be missing the log files for that 
sub-report. The exact approach to use to debug the problem depends on 
which of the four methods, from the manual 
<http://summary.net/manual/virtualdomains.html#configdomains>, you are 
using to configure the sub-report.

Jason


On 1/10/04 12:46 PM Gregg Luhring (gregg@3wdesign.com) wrote:

>I'm setting up all new sub-reports on my new server with Summary. MacOSX
>10.2.8, Summary 2.3.10, WebStarV 5.3.2.
>
>I've finished the first 10 out of 90 report. All seems fine except for
>the 7th report comes up with all zeros.
>
>Program Status report shows 400+ log files. Valid log entries 361,000,
>Filtered entries is 0
>
>Daily log files look good to me and are 400 to 600K in size.
>
>Any ideas? Thanks.

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