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

[Jason Linhart <jason@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you have "Always use folder name as domain name" turned on, but there
aren't any folder names that match the domains to include pattern for
the current sub-report then the Log Files report will be blank.

Based on what your Program Status report showed, at least one of your
sub-reports must have had something in it. If you had been looking at
the that sub-report, or at a sub-report that includes everything, you
would have seen some log files.

Jason


Jeff McCombs wrote:
> 
>   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>

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