KEPLOG FAQ
| What is that EXCEPT.RPT file that keeps being created in my KEPLOG directory? |
| That file lists all the Access Log records that KEPLOG couldn't figure out. Any 'HEAD' or 'POST' record gets put there, basically because I don't know what else to do with them. Any ideas? Also, there is a record size limit that sometimes gets overflowed (long SEARCH strings), causing the remainder of the line to be read in next as a seperate record, which my KEPLOG program can't parse out. |
| How about the *.tmp file that gets created when I do the AUTO function? |
| It's just a work file, ignore it. You should only care about the .mrg file. |
| Why do my reports sometimes list a file accessed without giving its size or Usage? They just give Hit Counts on the file. |
| That's because the file doesn't exist or was not accessable. Perhaps I should list it with a Miss Count instead... |
| The References (links) that you list sometimes are not accurate. Is this some sort of bug? |
| Yes, but not with my program. If the surfer is jumping between pages before hitting yours (not following progressive links), then the Reference supplied to APACHE from the browser may not be current. It's usually pretty good, however. |
| Why don't you make a GUI configuration module? Or a file browsing window so we don't have to type things in? Or allow expanded filenames? |
| First of all, you should just use the AUTO function anyways, thereby making all of these bells and whistles pointless. Secondly, I hate bells and whistles. |
| As KEPLOG is creating reports, a bunch of numbers start incrementing in a frame on the top. What are those? |
| Basically, those are the subscripts as I tally up all the info. The 'W:' is counting all the people who are accessing your pages (Max at 2000). The 'D:' is counting all the files being accessed (Max at 5000). And the 'P:' is counting all the Pointers of who is accessing what (Max at 30000). Once any Max is reached, then a report is kicked out and then we start over. These Max numbers are optimized for Jade-Leaves, of course. |
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