If you use apache, you will probably find that analog only generates stats
on the current day of traffic. This is because apache rotates its log files
daily. This can be worked around by using the LOGFILE directive to tell analog
to process all the rotated log files too. Or, you may prefer to disable
apache's log rotation, so you can get long-term statistics.

This version of analog is built with pcre support, and support for pie
charts.

This version of analog is configured to use FHS locations for files. In
perticular, analog defaults to reading log files from /var/log/apache if no
directory is specified (and the default log file is access.log, so it will
work out of the box with apache), and language files from
/usr/lib/analog/lang/. It uses /var/cache/analog/ for cache files, and
/var/cache/analog/dns/ for DNS caching. Lock files are placed in /var/lock
by default. If no directory is specified when telling analog the filename
of a config file, an output file, an error file, or a header file, it looks
in the current directory.

-- Joey Hess <joeyh@debian.org>