Re: [Summary-Talk] Mac OSX

[Luc Dubois <luc@xxxxxxxxxx>]

If you prefer to keep your application folder uncluttered from data
files (as much as possible), create a folder in your directory
structure where you normally keep all your data files. You can call
this "Summary logs" e.g., then put your log files in there. In the
"Logs" folder in the Summary application folder hierarchy, create an
alias to this folder "Summary logs" that you created before. That's
it.  I even have nested folders in my Summary logs folder, for
multiple sites that I manage. In that case create aliases to each of
the nested folders in "Summary logs".

I do it that way because I back up all my data files at a different
frequency than my application folder...

Luc

On 14 Jul, 2005, at 23:39, Jason Linhart wrote:

> Last Lemon Productions wrote:
>
>> I do not know where to download my logs so that summary can read  
>> them. Does
>> anyone know if there is there a default folder into which they  
>> should be
>> dumped, or should I create a folder.?
>>
>
> Log files should be put into Summary's Logs folder. You can download
> them yourself, or configure Summary to download them for you (on  
> the Log
> Downloading configuration page).
>
> Where you download the logs from depends on your web hosting provider,
> each one is different. Ask them for details.
>
> Good Luck
> Jason
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