This probably isn't the answer you want, but were I you, I would save a bit of headache and just put Apache in front of Zope. There is lots of documentation on Zope.org and in the Zope Book about how to do this. Then you could use the Apache logs, which everything in the world will read. You will also have more flexibility in sorting log entries to different files and whatnot. On Fri, 2003-10-24 at 19:25, cnk@caltech.edu wrote:

OK one of the servers allowed me to change my log file name - and the other one still is called Z2.log. Must be user error. Will sort that out later. Daily log rolling seems to work - though I am still fighting with changing the name of the archived files. Hopefully restarting the server will give me joy - otherwise I seem to have modified the wrong line in logger.py.

But I decided to take my giant log file and use grep to break it into smaller pieces to run through Analog to get some web stats. However, Analog complained about EVERY line. There seems to be an extra space between the IP address and the next argument whose function I never recall because the value is always "-". I did a global search and replace and re-ran the file and it processes just fine (ignoring the diffuculties of determining which requests count as pages in a world where urls do not have file type extensions). I searched for ZServer + Analog and Zope + Analog and turned up some posts - none of which reported any difficulties. Is anyone else currently using Analog to run statistics on their Zope sites? and have you had any similar difficulties?

I am using Analog 5.31 and Zope 2.6.1.