Re: [Summary-Talk] Problem with all Logs

[Jason Linhart <jason@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You didn't put in the column headings, so I am assuming that the '86'
below is a line number and it is zero requests, zero parse errors, zero
filtered and 0.0K bytes read. If that is not the case then the rest of
what I am saying might be way off.

Summary appears to be saying that the log files are empty. They have
zero requests and zero parse errors and 0.0K read, so they are
completely empty.

You should look at the files on the FTP server, are they zero K there?
If so, you need to check your web server, make sure it is really logging.

Are they zero K in Summary's Logs folder? If so, and they aren't zero K
on the FTP server, then you are having some kind of downloading problem.
Take a look at the Program Status report and see what it says about log
downloading status.

If the files are not zero K in Summary's Logs folder, and you are
running MacOS X, try rebooting the machine and reprocessing your logs.
This is one of the symptoms of a known bug in OS X, that should be at
least temporarily fixed by rebooting.

Good Luck
Jason


Nitai @ ComputerOil wrote:
> 
> We noticed today that all log files from our clients are not processed 
> anymore.Looking at the Log File Status I see that all logs after 
> December 31 2004 are coming in as error. See the this below:
> 
> 86    0  0  0  0.0K  Unknown  Unknown  altraschaffhausen / 
> altra.log_2005Jan9.gz

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