RE: access.log Analysis

Yeah, that's better, but now I get this (!) ...

Illegal character \015 (carriage return) at
/usr/bin/access-extract-urls.pl line
 2.
(Maybe you didn't strip carriage returns after a network transfer?)

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:	07 April 1998 14:11
	To:	Nik Oxley
	Subject:	RE: access.log Analysis
	On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Nik Oxley wrote:
	> 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?
	> 
	Have you tried running it under ksh or sh? I'n not a bash user
and that
	really shouldn't make a difference. The message is saying that
bash cannot
	find the scripts...makes no sense, really. Try it under the
other shells
	or try running it this way...
	/usr/bin/perl /usr/bin/access-extract-urls.pl < access.log >
stats.txt
	Good luck.
	Milt
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