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11:27 am
Phil Hannent
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Hi,
I have the following command
perl "E:\\Program Files\\AWStats\\tools\\awstats_buildstaticpages.pl" -awstatsprog="E:/Program Files/AWStats/wwwroot/cgi-bin/awstats.pl" -builddate=%YY%MM -config=www.learnbubble.com -output -staticlinks -dir=e:/mysite/reports/
However when I run this I get the below filename:
awstats.www.learnbubble.com.MM.html
Problem is that I want the actual Month number in the filename not MM. I clearly am missing something, can anybody point me in the right direction?
Regards
Phil Hannent
12:08 pm
Jean-Luc
Admin
posts 1044
Sorry, but I am not able to reproduce your problem.
I have run this Perl script:
perl awstats_buildstaticpages.pl -awsta
and I got 20 files under d:\\MyTestDir\\result and the file names are awstats.my_domain.0711.html , awstats.my_domain.0711.keywords.html , …
Note that -builddate=%YY%MM%DD returns the date of execution of the script (ie. today's date).
Jean-Luc
4:20 am
Phil Hannent
Guest
Thank you very much for your quick reply.
I am also running this within a batch file. Perhaps that would be the difference?
Regards
Phil Hannent
4:59 am
Jean-Luc
Admin
posts 1044
Yep, the problem is coming from the batch file syntax.
In a .bat file, a text between percent signs is a variable. In your case, the batch file considers that your %YY% is an undefined variable. Your system finally executes:
perl awstats_buildstaticpages.pl -awsta
as %YY% has no value.
Jean-Luc
5:04 am
Jean-Luc
Admin
posts 1044
To solve the problem, replace each percent sign by two percent signs in the .bat file. It will look like this:
perl awstats_buildstaticpages.pl -awsta
Jean-Luc
8:26 am
Phil Hannent
Guest
Outstanding.
Thank you very much.
Regards
Phil Hannent
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