By no means an orchid fanatic, it does please me when they rebloom, and only then will I show them here
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By no means an orchid fanatic, it does please me when they rebloom, and only then will I show them here
It has been three weeks now since I first ran Bise on my logfiles to see who and what had been popping in here to take a look. It’s a bit of a faff, for a whole variety of reasons, which start with my host keeping only a couple of days worth of logs. That means I have to download the logs daily. And my host’s naming convention is different from the one Bise expects. Rather than play with Bise, it is easier to rename the files. And then there's a whole lot of to-ing and fro-ing.
Anyway, although it seems complex, in that there are many steps, those steps individually are not too arduous, so I am happy to go through them manually. Ultimately, of course, it would be great to automate everything and have it Just Work™.
Until then, and with a view to helping me understand what automation would entail, here is my ...
bise logs/Users/jeremycherfas/Dropbox/jcn-logs/Users/jeremycherfas/bise/jcn-logsaccess.log.2020-03-14 to access.log/bise in Terminal/Users/jeremycherfas/bise/bin/bise jcn-logs/access.log*jcn-logged.mdaccess.log files and move to a new folder labelled 2020-03-15/Users/jeremycherfas/Dropbox/jcn-logs
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