analog07 at eircom
Aug 8, 2008, 6:34 AM
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Terry Chambers <terry.chambers [at] gmail> wrote:
>> Our site produces about 1 GB of logs per day so I have them
>> organized into directories like this:
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>> 2008/08/01
>> 2008/08/02
>> etc
>>
>> In each directory are about 100 logs in .gz format
>>
>> I can easily produce a report for a single day.
>>
>> If I want to produce a report for a week, how would I go about
>> specifying all of the logs to process? For example, if I wanted to
>> process all the logs in 2008/08/01 - 2008/08/08, how would I do that?
LOGFILE 2008/08/01/*
LOGFILE 2008/08/02/*
LOGFILE 2008/08/03/*
LOGFILE 2008/08/04/*
LOGFILE 2008/08/05/*
etc. You can have multiple LOGFILE commands, or you can specify multiple logfiles on the command line, if that's how you run Analog
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