tobias.schaefer at orf
Sep 3, 2007, 7:43 AM
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Dates Out Of Range In Request Report Generated From Cache File
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Hello
I am currently trying to configure Analog to produce two kinds of outputs: a
monthly statistic and a current (incremental) statistic file, both HTML.
Thus, I added a cronjob that causes Analog to run every night whenever the
Apache web server log is rotated. The results are written into a cache file
(merged with the cache file).
This way I get an Analog cache file containing the incremental, ongoing
statistic data.
So far, so good.
In a next step, I let Analog generate the two HTML files from the incremental
cache. This also works, in the end I get the files "current.html" and e.g.
"2007-09.html" (i.e. the data for September 2007).
I checked and verified the monthly output to be correct against a direct Analog
output of HTML using the same settings in the beginning and as it looked fine, I
decided to go live with this little system.
However, after a month I spotted the following (mis)behaviour:
Dates out of the specified range (defined by FROM and TO) appeared in the
requests of the monthly HTML output, e.g. an entry for Aug-27 in the "2007-
09.html" file.
The header of the file, however, shows the correct date range, e.g. "Analysed
requests from Sat-01-Sep-2007 00:00 to Mon-03-Sep-2007 04:02 (2.17 days)".
Did I miss anything to make the request report respect the given date range or
is this result intentional?
I would be very happy to receive some help in this issue since I really don't
have any clue how to proceed.
Best regards,
tobi schäfer
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