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Analyzing Log Files (newbie question)

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mrjasonsweet

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I understand that Plesk creates an "access_logs" file for each domain. My client is using a website analyzer and it asks for the local path to a particular domain's log files. So I point it to:

c:\inetpub\vhosts\bjjtapes.com\statistics\logs\access_logs

But when I start the analysis process, the software reports that the file contains no information.

What do I have wrong here?

Thanks in advance for your feedback.
 
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