Re: [Summary-Talk] Summary not reading log files properly?

[Jeff McCombs <jeffm@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Well, the funny thing, is that I see, in the log processing block of the
program status:

     Log files:                    372
     Log file lines:         7,898,537
     Corrupt log lines:              0
     Skipped log lines:              0
     Valid log Entries:      7,898,537
     Filtered log entries:   6,556,182
     Log size in Mbytes:       694.28M
     Logs on disk in Mbytes:   694.28M

  But the log files and details reports are still empty.

  For fun, I did a "chmod -R 777 logs/ reports/ data/" and reran summary.
Still nothin. It's pretty strange, considering.

     I did figure out why everything was blank tho, our domain changed, 
so the reports were running against the wrong domain. <homer>D'Oh!</homer>

-jeff


On 2/7/05 1:42 PM, "Jason Linhart" <jason@summary.net> wrote:

> If the Log Files report is empty then Summary is unable to see (or
> perhaps open) any of your log files. You should check that there really
> are logs in Summary's Logs folder and that the user Summary is running
> as has permission to read them. If you are using log downloading in
> Summary you should check the Program Status report for possible download
> errors.
> 
> Good Luck
> Jason
> 
> 
> Jeff McCombs wrote:
>> 
>>      Seems that it keeps reporting 0's on everything with a previously
>> working configuration (I even pulled a backup copy just to be safe).
>> Logs are in the same format as always. The only change is the date.
>> 
>>      All of my reports are empty.. Even the logfiles and log details
>> reports.

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