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# Analog.cfg - Configuration file for Analog
#
LOGFILE WebStar.log
#CACHEFILE cache.out
#
OUTPUT HTML
# could be ASCII, HTML, or CACHE
OUTFILE Report.html
#
REPORTORDER mWdDhHoSirfbBce
# A string like "mWdDhHoSirfbBce" giving the order in which the reports will
# be output. You should make sure to include each of the above letters exactly
# once or you will not get some report even if you specifically request it
# later, or you may get some report twice. The letters mean
# m = monthly report W = weekly report d = daily summary
# D = daily report h = hourly summary H = hourly report
# o = domain report S = host report i = directory report
# r = request report f = referer report b = browser summary
# B = browser report e = error report c = status code report
#
# whether we want each of the reports by default
GENERAL ON # General statistics and GoTo's
MONTHLY ON # Monthly report
DAILY ON # Daily summary
FULLDAILY OFF # Daily report
# One line for each day. Think about the poor people loading your page from
# the other side of the world before turning this on by default.
WEEKLY OFF # Weekly report
HOURLY ON # Hourly summary
FULLHOURLY OFF # Hourly report
# One line for each hour ever. You really don't want this on by default.
DOMAIN ON # Domain report
# Not called DOMAIN because clashes with math.h
DIRECTORY ON # Directory report
REQUEST ON # Request report
FULLHOSTS OFF # Host report
# Full hostname report. Typically very long output and slow to produce
# on a full logfile, unless MINHOSTREQS or BYTES is high as applicable
REFERER ON # Referer report
BROWSER ON # Browser summary
FULLBROWSER OFF # Browser report
STATUS OFF # Status code report
#
DOMCOLS RrBb
# Which columns we want to appear in the domain report, and in which order.
# The string can contain any of the following four letters:
# R Number of requests from each domain
# r Percentage of the requests from each domain
# B Total number of bytes transferred to each domain
# b The percentage of traffic to each domain
# And the same for the other reports
HOSTCOLS RrBb
DIRCOLS RrBb
REQCOLS RrBb
MONTHCOLS RrBb
DAYCOLS RrBb
FULLDAYCOLS RrBb
WEEKCOLS RrBb
HOURCOLS RrBb
FULLHOURCOLS RrBb
REFCOLS RrBb
BROWCOLS RrBb
FULLBROWCOLS RrBb
#
# Should the time graphs be calculated by requests R or bytes B?
MONTHGRAPH R
DAYGRAPH R
FULLDAYGRAPH R
HOURGRAPH R
FULLHOURGRAPH R
WEEKGRAPH R
#
# Should they go forwards (oldest entries at top) or backwards?
# (NB You can mix them, but probably don't want to)
MONTHLYBACK OFF
FULLDAILYBACK OFF
FULLHOURLYBACK OFF
WEEKLYBACK OFF
#
GRAPHICAL ON
# whether the graphs should use proper graphics or just ASCII art. ON will
# make it prettier but will make the output longer and harder to download
#
REQMINREQS 10
# the min. no. of requests a URL should have before appearing on the
# request report. Setting this to about 10 clears out a lot of junk.
# You can also use e.g. 0.1% for any file with 0.1% of the requests.
# And setting it to a negative number gives a top n report.
#
REQMINBYTES 0.01%
# if we are sorting by bytes, use this instead. You can use
# 1000234 for 1000234 bytes
# 100k for 100 kilobytes (and 100M etc. similarly)
# 0.01% for any file with 0.01% of the bytes
# -50 for the 50 files with the most bytes
#
# now the same for directory, domain and hostname reports.
DIRMINREQS 10
DIRMINBYTES 0.01%
DOMMINREQS 1
DOMMINBYTES 0
HOSTMINREQS 100
# Set the HOST ones quite high if you want it to finish in reasonable time
HOSTMINBYTES 0.01%
REFMINREQS 20
REFMINBYTES 0.01%
BROWMINREQS -20
BROWMINBYTES -20
FULLBROWMINREQS -100
FULLBROWMINBYTES -100
# And the same for subdomains you have specified. These can't be negative.
SUBDOMMINREQS 1000
SUBDOMMINBYTES 0.5%
# And the min number of occurences before an error gets on the error report
ERRMINOCCS 1
#
# how should the various reports be sorted? Legal values ar BYREQUESTS,
# BYBYTES and ALPHABETICAL
REQSORTBY REQUESTS
DOMSORTBY BYTES
DIRSORTBY BYTES
HOSTSORTBY ALPHABETICAL
REFSORTBY REQUESTS
BROWSORTBY REQUESTS
FULLBROWSORTBY REQUESTS
#
WEEKBEGINSON SUNDAY
# The 1st day of the week. I think it's SUNDAY, but you can choose any day.
#
SEPCHAR ,
#
# END