RE: access.log Analysis

Hi,

The message I'm getting from the "access-extract-urls.pl" script is:

        bash: /usr/bin/access-extract-urls.pl: No such file or directory

The command line I'm using us:

        access-extract-urls.pl < access.log > stats.txt

and I've got the perl scripts in /usr/bin as is perl it self. I've also
amended the first line of the script to read #!/usr/bin/perl, is this
correct?

Thanks.

Nik.

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Nik Oxley - nik.oxley@iholland.co.uk
IT Administrator, I Holland Limited - http://www.iholland.co.uk/
	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Milt Webb, IQ Software [SMTP:milt@iqsc.com]
	Sent:	03 April 1998 17:39
	To:	Nik Oxley
	Subject:	Re: access.log Analysis
	On Fri, 3 Apr 1998, Nik Oxley wrote:
	> Can anyone give me the rundown on how to configure any of the
Perl
	> scripts and indeed Perl into self in order to get something
out of the
	> access.log. What I'm really after is what URLs have been
access and at
	> what time etc. in an easy to read format, as oppose to sifting
through
	> the log in it's native format or turning on emulate_httpd_log!
	What messages, errors are you getting? A common problem with
perl scripts
	you download is where your perl executable is located. In the
first line
	of the scipt you'll see something lile
	#!/usr/bin/perl
	If your perl is installed somewhere else you have to change this
line
	before it'll execute properly.
	-Milt
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