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No date format was found on your conf file #136
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Did you uncomment the |
Well,at first I have to say thank you for your help.
How to do that? |
Can you post the log/time/date format that you are currently using and if you could post a sample line from your access log would be great. |
Of cause.
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The following log format should do it (NCSA Combined Log Format):
the following date format
and time format
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Thank you for help! |
Closing it. Feel free to open a new issue if needed. |
I get the same error message even though I'm passing a date format via the
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Try passing |
That also didn't help. Here's the version I'm using: I've installed it via homebrew under OSX Yosemite, meaning the global config is in /usr/local/etc This happend after the update I think (hadn't used it in a while). I also tried uncommenting the lines in the config but that still didn't work. Also, I'm redirecting the output to an HTML file. If I open the log file in the ncurses mode it works. Here are some lines from the log
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Could you try uncommenting the log, date and time format from your config file and using |
Ok, I feel a bit stupid now, I didn't get the exact same error message, actually the time format was missing. So I added |
Hello!
I use nginix and i have access 0.9.2 with stand. config file. What i need to do? I try uncomment this but not working =@ date-format %d/%b/%Y |
@warb2n you will need to edit your goaccess config file (v0.9.2) and make sure to uncomment line 12 and 28, 48. Here's more info about this: http://goaccess.io/faq#howto-config Let me know how it goes... |
@allinurl oh i forgot line 12 big thx! |
I have commentated line for date format as well as log format but ti doesn't work |
@jayprakashstar Can you please post your config file and the location of it, e.g., |
time-format %H:%M:%S date-format %d/%b/%Y log-format %h %^[%d:%t %^] "%r" %s %b "%R" "%u" My file is around 10 GB |
Please make sure, you are using the right config file. You can use |
Yes I am using same. Now it is killing process in middle. |
Please open a new issue and specify the problem(s) you are having, and the version of goaccess you are using. |
Id like to comment to say that its really weird after a fresh install |
@LordWingZero This is due to the redirect when outputting to a file. So for instance,
If at that point ncurses is initialized, then it will mess up the output. I guess it could check if it's outputting to a file, otherwise display the config file as in the example that you posted. This could be related to #53. Thoughts? |
Tip for this issue: Get a newer version of goaccess. They will at least display non-parseable output so you get a sense of where the issue is. I got pretty upset when I found out I needed a double space in My final working log-format is:
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The same problem. |
@dms-vkuschev Can you please describe the fields in your log format? |
I ran into the same issue. My .goaccessrc:
When I ran
I also tried with When I ran |
@nad2000 Where are your logs from? See my post right above about the double space? |
@benjaoming , my bad, well, in a way. I was operating under the assumption that the user configuration in the home directory ( |
@nad2000 I think this issue was fixed upstream. Please feel free to build from development to test this out. Thanks! |
Worked for me:
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When I run “goaccess -f access_log -a > report.html” It alerts:
How can I make it work? Thank you
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