# Analog.cfg - Configuration file for Analog 3.0
#
# Look at Readme.html file in the Docs folder or goto
# http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/analog/
# or http://summary.net/soft/analog.html for more information.
#
# Lines starting with a '#' character are comments
#
HOSTNAME "Great Ideas in Personality"
# Host name, used in the title of the report
#
HOSTURL "http://personality-project.org/greatideas.html"
# Host name will be a link to here
#
LOGFORMAT WEBSTAR
# Log file format AUTO, COMMON, COMBINED, MICROSOFT, WEBSTAR, EXTENDED,
#  NETPRESENZ, NETSCAPE, REFERRER, or BROWSER
#
LOGFILE "Galton:MacHTTP Software & Docs:greatideas:stats:MacHTTP.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"
#
OUTPUT HTML
# Output format, can be ASCII, HTML, COMPUTER, or CACHE
#
OUTFILE stats.html
# The default file for output.
#
DNS NONE
# level of DNS activity. Can be NONE, READ, LOOKUP, or WRITE
# This controls domain name lookups. It will typicaly slow Analog
# down quite dramaticaly while lookups are being done!
#
DNSGOODHOURS 672					# once every four weeks
# Frequency with which to recheck successful DNS cache entries in hours
#
DNSBADHOURS 168						# once a week
# Frequency with which to recheck failed DNS cache entries in hours
#
DOMAINSFILE "domains.tab"
# the file where the domain definitions live; see docs/domfile.html
#
CACHEOUTFILE none
# The default file for cache output. Use "none" for no cache file.
#
CACHEFILE none
# The file for cache input. Again, can be "none".
#
#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
#
ARGSEXCLUDE *
# Don't look at query portion of requested URLs
#
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)
#
LOGO analogo.gif
# the graphic in the top left corner of the report,
#  interpreted relative to IMAGEDIR above.
#
#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 US-ENGLISH			# ENGLISH, US-ENGLISH, CZECH, DANISH,
#							  FRENCH, GERMAN, HUNGARIAN, ITALIAN,
#							  PORTUGESE, BR-PORTUGESE, ROMANIAN,
#							  SLOVENE, SLOVAK, SWEDISH,
# comming soon				  SPANISH, FLEMISH, DUTCH, CATALAN,
#							  RUSSIAN, FINNISH, NORWEGIAN,
#							  POLISH
#
PROGRESSFREQ 10000			# report progress every 5000 lines
#
DEBUG +D					# Display DNS lookup progress
#
REPORTORDER xmWDdHh45uJoSvitzcrEIfskKbB
#A string like "xmWDdHh45uJoSvitzcrEIfskKbB" giving the order in which
#   the reports will be output. You should include each of the above
#   letters exactly once. See docs/output.html for which report has
#   which code letter.
#
# 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 ON		# 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. 
QUARTER OFF		# Quarter-hour report
FIVE OFF		# Five-minute report
DOMAIN ON		# Domain report 
DIRECTORY ON	# Directory report 
FILETYPE ON     # File type report
REQUEST ON		# Request report
REDIR OFF		# Redirection report
FAILURE ON		# Failure report
SIZE ON			# File size report
HOST ON			# Host report
REFERRER ON		# Referer report
REFSITE ON		# Referring site report
REDIRREF OFF	# Redirected referrer report
FAILREF ON		# Failed referrer report
VHOST OFF		# Virtual host report
USER OFF		# User report
FAILUSER OFF	# Failed user report
BROWSER ON		# Browser summary 
FULLBROWSER ON	# Browser report 
STATUS ON		# Status code report
GOTOS ON		# "Go To" lines
#
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 
#   D   Date and time of last access from each domain
# And the same for the other reports 
HOSTCOLS		PpRrBb
DIRCOLS			PpRrBb
TYPECOLS		RrBb
REQCOLS			RrBbD
REDIRCOLS		R
FAILCOLS		R
MONTHCOLS		PRB
DAYCOLS			PRB
FULLDAYCOLS		PRB
WEEKCOLS		PRB
HOURCOLS		PRB
FULLHOURCOLS	PRB
QUARTERCOLS		P
FIVECOLS		P
REFCOLS			Rr
REFSITECOLS		R
REDIRREFCOLS	R
FAILREFCOLS		R
BROWCOLS		PpRrBb
FULLBROWCOLS	PpRrBb
SIZECOLS		Rb
VHOSTCOLS		Rb
USERCOLS		Rb
FAILUSERCOLS	R
STATUSCOLS		R
#
# 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
QUARTERGRAPH	P
FIVEGRAPH		P
#
# Should they go forwards (oldest entries at top) or backwards?
#   (NB You can mix them, but probably don't want to) 
MONTHBACK		OFF
WEEKBACK		OFF
FULLDAYBACK		OFF
FULLHOURBACK	OFF
QUARTERBACK		OFF
FIVEBACK		OFF
#
# The maximum number of rows in each (0 for "show all time") 
MONTHROWS		0
WEEKROWS		0
FULLDAYROWS		65
FULLHOURROWS	72
QUARTERROWS		96
FIVEROWS		288
#
# The "floor" for each report. See docs/othreps.html for the
#  possible formats for these strings.
REQFLOOR		20r
REQARGSFLOOR	10r
REDIRFLOOR		-30r
REDIRARGSFLOOR	10r
FAILFLOOR		-30r
FAILARGSFLOOR	10r
DOMFLOOR		0b
SUBDOMFLOOR		0.5%b
DIRFLOOR		0.01%b
SUBDIRFLOOR		0.01%b
TYPEFLOOR		0.1%b
SUBTYPEFLOOR	0.1%b
HOSTFLOOR		100r
REFFLOOR		20r
REFARGSFLOOR	10r
REFSITEFLOOR	-30r
REFDIRFLOOR		50r
REDIRREFFLOOR	-30r
REDIRREFARGSFLOOR 10r
FAILREFFLOOR	-30r
FAILREFARGSFLOOR 10r
BROWFLOOR		-20r
FULLBROWFLOOR	-40r
VHOSTFLOOR		-20b
USERFLOOR		-100r
FAILUSERFLOOR	-20r
STATUSFLOOR		0r
#
# how should the various reports be sorted? Legal values ar REQUESTS,
#   PAGES, BYTES, ALPHABETICAL, DATE, and RANDOM (unsorted)
REQSORTBY		REQUESTS
REQARGSSORTBY	REQUESTS
REDIRSORTBY		REQUESTS
REDIRARGSSORTBY	REQUESTS
FAILSORTBY		REQUESTS
FAILARGSSORTBY	REQUESTS
DOMSORTBY		BYTES
SUBDOMSORTBY	BYTES
DIRSORTBY		BYTES
SUBDIRSORTBY	BYTES
TYPESORTBY		BYTES
SUBTYPESORTBY	BYTES
HOSTSORTBY		ALPHABETICAL
REFSORTBY		REQUESTS
REFARGSSORTBY	REQUESTS
REFSITESORTBY	REQUESTS
REFDIRSORTBY	REQUESTS
REDIRREFSORTBY	REQUESTS
REDIRREFARGSSORTBY REQUESTS
FAILREFSORTBY	REQUESTS
FAILREFARGSSORTBY REQUESTS
BROWSORTBY		REQUESTS
SUBBROWSORTBY	REQUESTS
FULLBROWSORTBY	REQUESTS
VHOSTSORTBY		BYTES
USERSORTBY		REQUESTS
FAILUSERSORTBY	REQUESTS
STATUSSORTBY	ALPHABETICAL
#
WEEKBEGINSON SUNDAY
# The 1st day of the week. I think it's SUNDAY, but you can choose any day. 
#
SEPCHAR ','
#
REPSEPCHAR none
# The same for long numbers within the detailed output
#
DECPOINT '.'
# Character to use as the decimal point.
#
COMPSEP "\t"
# A separator string between fields in "computer" output style
#
RAWBYTES OFF
# whether bytes should be quoted in full (e.g., 1,021,453) as
#  opposed to in kilobytes, megabytes etc. (e.g., 998k).
#
# END