[Orca-users] Re: about logline

[Blair Zajac]

Yes, the two files have the same meaning.  The orcallator.se reads the
access_log files generated by Apache or any other web server.  Update
start_orcallator to use a log file generated by Apache.

Best,
Blair

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Blair Zajac <blair at orcaware.com>
Web and OS performance plots - http://www.orcaware.com/orca/

???? wrote:
     Dear Blair Zajac

     Thank you for your advice.
     Now, I can understand what you're mean and the same time,
     I have a quetion.

     Are these "/data/logs/access_log"and the access_log file that belongs in 
     Apache the quite same thing? And the same role?
     I thought these files are different things and have different roles.

     If you say so(I mean these are the same thing in this time), 
     I'll reset the log file in start_orcallator, it means
      change "/data/logs/access_log" to a file that has been used 
     in apache since I  have installed apache.

     Does it make sense what I wrote?

     I'm sorry that my expression may be wrong, because English isn't
     my first language.
     I wish you can understand what I want to say.

     Sincerly

     K.Yoshikawa


       -----Original Message-----
       From: Blair Zajac [mailto:blair at orcaware.com]
       Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 12:12 PM
       To: orca-users at yahoogroups.com
       Subject: Re: [orca-users] about logline

       > ???? wrote:
       > 
       > Hi. All!
       > I'm a beginner of Orca, and I installed it end of last mouth.
       > Now I'm in trouble,and I want to know about Log file.
       > When I install Orca, I set Log file, like next;
       > 
       > $./configure \
       > $==skip==
       > $--with-nsca-log=/data/logs/access_log
       > 
       > and I checked start_orcallator, next sentences on it;
       > 
       > 
       > #WEB_LOG contains the location of the web server log file
       > #that orcallator.se should read.
       > WEB_LOG=/data/logs/access_log
       > 
       > Although, the size of /data/logs/access_log keeps 0.
       > This problem maybe came from some easy-miss-setting.
       > But I don't have so much knowledge.

       Make sure you have your web server save access logs of all requests and
       make sure WEB_LOG points to this file.

       Since the file size is always 0, it sounds like either you're not saving
       access logs or have the wrong location.

       Best,
       Blair