CONVLOG

Convert your Web server's log files to National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) Common log file format.

CONVLOG [-i{e|i|n}] filename.log [-c] [-d] [-l{0|1|2}] [-o output_directory] [-t [ncsa:gmt_offset]] [-x]

filename.log (NT2003)

Specifies the input file name.

-c (NT2003)

Continues logging even if incorrectly formatted line is found.

-d (NT2003)

Enables DNS replacement of user IP address during the conversion process.

-i{e|i|n} (NT2003)

Specifies the format of the input file:

• e W3C Extended log file format
• i IIS log file format
• n NCSA Common log file format

-l{0|1|2} (NT2003)

Specifies the date format used in an IIS log input file:

• 0 MM/DD/YY default (U.S. date format)
• 1 YY/MM/DD (Japanese date format)
• 2 DD.MM.YY (German date format)

-o output directory (NT2003)

Specifies the output directory. The default is the current directory ( %SYSTEMROOT%\System32).

-t [ncsa:gmt_offset] (NT2003)

Specifies the output type default as NCSA Common log file format. gmt_offset is the offset, in hours, from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). The offset is a four-digit number preceded by a plus or minus sign, depending on your local time difference from GMT. An empty space following the GMT offset enables replacement of IP address by DNS name (for IIS log file format only).

-x (NT2003)

Saves non-HTTP transaction entries to a .dmp file.

none.

none.

none.

none.

External IIS

DOS

none

Windows

none

Windows NT

NT2003