MS IIS logs, anyone?

[Earl Young]

There are several pieces of software - WebTrends being the one we use now - that
do good work with log files.

Earl Young

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Subject: Re: MS IIS logs, anyone?
Author:  guy at ssc.wisc.edu at INTERNET
Date:    4/2/97 5:24 PM


hi.
     
hmmm... and why do you want to know??!!!  ;-)
     
they are in my log files too, both the web and the 
ftp logs.  it could be something as silly as a record 
delimiter..  as to MS not telling you what they are, 
well, so what's new?!!!
     
if you are looking for a good program to generate 
fancy pages from your log files, check out wusage 
(do a lycos search on it..).
     
laura guy
dpls
     
     
     
> Greetings, Web4Lib--
> 
> I have a machine running Microsoft Internet Information Server 3.0,
> creating logs in IIS standard format (as opposed to NCSA format).  I'm
> trying to understand what the logs are telling me.  The documentation is 
> pretty clear, except that my logs have an extra field at the end of every 
> line that isn't documented.  That is, if a line reads...
> 
>     192.153.30.101, -, 3/6/97, 15:39:22, W3SVC, 
>       GOLD, 192.153.30.102, 120, 290, 2435, 200, 
>       0, GET, /db/Default.htm, -,
> 
> ..the manual tells me about everything except that last cryptic hyphen 
> (and it's always a hyphen).  Does anyone know what it is?
> 
> Thomas Dowling
> Ohio Library and Information Network 
> tdowling at ohiolink.edu
>