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- # Analog.cfg - Configuration file for Analog
- #
- # Look at the Readme.html file or goto
- # http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/analog/
- # or http://summary.net/soft/analog.html for more information.
- #
- HOSTNAME "the Statistical Laboratory"
- # Host name, used in the title of the report
- #
- HOSTURL http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/
- # Host name will be a link to here
- #
- BASEURL http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/
- # Added to the front of URIs to link to pages in the request report
- #
- LOGFILE WebStar.log
- # Specify the log file(s) to be processed. May consist of a list of file
- # names seperated by commas and may contain wild cards ('*' and '?').
- # This can also be a relitave or full path name, for example:
- #LOGFILE "Hard disk:WebSTAR 2.0:*.log"
- #
- #CACHEFILE cache.out
- # read data from a data cache file previously created by Analog.
- #
- OUTPUT HTML
- # Output format, can be ASCII, HTML, or CACHE
- #
- OUTFILE Report.html
- #
- NUMLOOKUP OFF
- # This controls domain name lookups. It will typicaly slow Analog
- # down quite dramaticaly while lookups are being done!
- #
- DNSFRESHHOURS 672 # once every four weeks
- # Frequency with which to recheck DNS cache entries in hours
- #
- #REFEXCLUDE http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk*
- #REFEXCLUDE http://statslab.cam.ac.uk*
- # Dont list these in the referrer report
- #
- #HOSTEXCLUDE *.statslab.cam.ac.uk
- # Don't count requests from these hosts at all
- #
- WARNINGS ON
- # Turn this off to guaranty Analog exits when it is done
- #
- CASE INSENSITIVE # SENSITIVE or INSENSITIVE
- #
- IMAGEDIR ./images/
- # where to look for images (bars for the bar charts)
- #
- LOGOURL ./images/analogo.gif
- # the graphic in the top left corner of the report
- #
- #REFWITHOUTARGS *
- # This would remove everything after the '?' in the referer report
- #
- #REQINCLUDE pages # *, PAGES, or list of file name patterns
- #
- LINKINCLUDE pages # *, PAGES, or list of file name patterns
- #
- LANGUAGE ENGLISH # ENGLISH, US-ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN,
- # ITALIAN, SPANISH, DANISH, DUTCH
- #
- PROGRESSFREQ 5000 # report progress every 5000 lines
- #
- DIRLEVEL 1 # Top level directories only
- #
- REPORTORDER mWdDhHoSitrfbBce
- # A string like "mWdDhHoSitrfbBce" 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
- # t = filetype 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
- FILETYPE ON # File type 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
- REFERRER ON # Referer report
- BROWSER ON # Browser summary
- FULLBROWSER OFF # Browser report
- STATUS OFF # Status code report
- ERROR OFF # Error report
- #
- DOMCOLS PpRrBb
- # 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
- # P Number of requests for pages from each domain
- # p Percentage of the requests for pages 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 PpRrBb
- DIRCOLS PpRrBb
- TYPECOLS RrBb
- REQCOLS RrBb
- MONTHCOLS PRB
- DAYCOLS PRB
- FULLDAYCOLS PRB
- WEEKCOLS PRB
- HOURCOLS PRB
- FULLHOURCOLS PRB
- REFCOLS Rr
- BROWCOLS PpRrBb
- FULLBROWCOLS PpRrBb
- #
- # Should the time graphs be calculated by requests R, bytes B or pages 'P'?
- MONTHGRAPH P
- DAYGRAPH P
- FULLDAYGRAPH P
- HOURGRAPH P
- FULLHOURGRAPH P
- WEEKGRAPH P
- #
- # 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
- #
- # The maximum number of rows in each (0 for "show all time")
- MONTHROWS 0
- WEEKROWS 0
- FULLDAYROWS 65
- FULLHOURROWS 72
- #
- 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
- #
- REQMINPAGES 10
- #
- # now the same for directory, file type, domain and hostname reports.
- DIRMINREQS 10
- DIRMINPAGES 10
- DIRMINBYTES 0.01%
- TYPEMINREQS 10
- TYPEMINPAGES 10
- TYPEMINBYTES 0.1%
- DOMMINREQS 1
- DOMMINPAGES 1
- DOMMINBYTES 0
- HOSTMINREQS 100
- # Set the HOST ones quite high if you want it to finish in reasonable time
- HOSTMINPAGES 100
- HOSTMINBYTES 0.01%
- # Referrer, browser summary, browser detail, sub-domains
- REFMINREQS 20
- REFMINPAGES 20
- REFMINBYTES 0.01%
- BROWMINREQS -20
- BROWMINPAGES -20
- BROWMINBYTES -20
- FULLBROWMINREQS -100
- FULLBROWMINPAGES -100
- FULLBROWMINBYTES -100
- # And the same for subdomains you have specified. These can't be negative.
- SUBDOMMINREQS 1000
- SUBDOMMINPAGES 300
- 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 REQUESTS,
- # BYTES, PAGES, ALPHABETICAL, and RANDOM (unsorted)
- REQSORTBY REQUESTS
- DOMSORTBY BYTES
- DIRSORTBY BYTES
- TYPESORTBY 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
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