"William R. McDonough" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > could someone please show me where to access these "home grown scripts" > I have analog on my web server but it's FreeBSD not Debian... > > I'd love to have my analog show me email and FTP stats.
ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/slink/main/source/web is the directory you're looking for. Incidentally, it's 3.0-3, not 3.0.3 - the difference is that Debian uses a dash to indicate the difference between packaging versions and upstream versions. 3.0-3 is the third Debian package built out of analog 3.0, not an improvement to analog 3.0 put out by the analog authors. The file you probably want from there is analog_3.0-3.diff.gz which shows you the new stuff debian added to the source of analog; you can read through the diff and figure out what files you're after. Alternatively, if you don't feel like sorting the debian specific stuff out of the .diff.gz file, you can download the analog .deb and just unpack it on your system. That's right, you can unpack Debian .deb files using only standard Unix tools. (One of the arguments people sometimes give about why .deb format is superior to .rpm format) You just: cd /tmp mkdir analogdebian cd analogdebian ar x /path/to/analog_3.0-3.deb gunzip data.tar.gz tar xvf data.tar And analog is now unpacked for you in subdirectories of /tmp/analogdebian. The example scripts are in usr/doc/analog/examples. The .deb file is available in: ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian/dists/slink/main/binary-i386/web
