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I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "problems are resolved now." Currently, out of 3 domains and 2 subdomains, only 1 domain is logging anything and it's logged to a single (daily) file in a subfolder with the same default fields that someone at Psoft decided should be there. If I...

Still nothing being logged. In each of the subfolders there is a single file that was created when you set up this type of logging about 18 hours ago. Since then, NOTHING is being logged. I'm not sure if I should create a ticket for this because the person that reads the ticket might not be...

I can get to the folders, but I don't think anything is being logged. I have evidence elsewhere (db, files, etc) of activities over the past 12 hours, but nothing logged to ANY of the domains. W3sp not logging either and no subfolder. As for the subfolders themselves, I don't mind; I just want...

I just tried it, but there is (as there was before) a delay before the logs are written, so I haven't seen them yet. But a couple of the folders have a subfolder name W3SVCnnn (where the number is different in each folder) and I cannot access them (access denied). If this is where they are, I...

You are correct; I don't use either stats package. I would love to get back to the Raw IIS logs (regular extended logging). If you can do this it would be great. And if you do, could you set it up the way I had requested in my original ticket? The number is 16478. riley

This method sends buffered output immediately. If you use this, don't forget to set Response.Buffer = True. riley

Frankly, I'm not real thrilled with the "H-Sphere log plugin". I have found some bugs in it. Sometimes the cs(Referer) winds up in the cs(Cookie) field and the plugin does not faithfully replace spaces in the data fields with a + sign. This presents kind of a problem, given that the file is a...

Anything? riley

Any new information on this? riley

It's my fault for including a stupid joke in one of my posts. Please, please, please delete this thread. riley

Yes.

Since the installation of the new version of Control Panel, Jodohost is running the H-Sphere log plugin. The log file it produces is similar to, but not the same as, the raw IIS logs. I'm not sure, but I imagine that either stats package (webalizer or AWStats) require that logging be...

DirtBag, In another post from a few months ago regarding "The People(')s Host", you described yourself as, "just a 16 years old boy from norway" and wrote, "its not always easy to be norwegian in this big english world." Remembering that thread and reading your post in this thread, I was...

DirtBag, I agree with you 100%. And, by the way, your English is better than I thought -- particularly the important parts. :) riley

Done. Ticket is 17028. riley

Absolutely. If you are hosting it, they should pay you for that hosting. With regard to maintenance, the client should have 2 choices: 1) pay you to do the updates 2) pay more for the site so it includes pages with which the client can do his own maintenance. Option 2 would, of...

I still have not heard anything on the original log file issues in my support tickets and now all my tickets are closed. I don't want this to slip through the cracks... Should I open a new ticket? riley

I absolutely agree with this concept. I also agree with the idea that pricing is a pain. I have a very hard time with this issue and can only share some general thoughts that might help you in formulating your pricing structure. In my opinion, pricing your work should be done using the...

I will do so. It was much more than 5 or 10 minutes Friday night, but I agree that nomally the overall amout of time this happens is quite limited. But when it does, the server becomes pretty much unusable. riley

Well, the next week or two are a very critical time during which clients will be retrieving documents from one of my sites and, therefore, I can't afford such a situation. I guess I'll have to bear with the problem until site availablility is less critical, or until jodohost migrates win1 to...