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Editing the configuration file

This page is here to help you building manually your configuration file. If you have a web server running, use the administration interface as it's really easier to do that way.

There is an online tool available on my website in case you would like to build your configuration file with a web interface.

Building manually your configuration file could be painful and many mistakes can be done (including typos !). So I recommend using one of the default configuration files as a template.
First locate the config.pl file. Windows users should find it in C:\Program Files\W3Perl\config.pl

Never comment any variable. If you don't know which values to put, don't change anything. The scripts need to initialize these variables to run.

1 $type_serveur = 0; # (0 = Unix ; 1 = Windows; 2 = Domino) 2 $dirsep = "/"; # path separator (Unix = '/' ; NT = '/' ; Acorn = '.' ; Mac = ':') 3 $dirsepurl = "/"; # URL separator (same on all platform) 4 5 $htmlext = ".html"; # html file extension 6 $gifext = ".gif"; # gif file extension 7 $plext = ".pl"; # perl file extension 8 $zipext = ".gz"; # compression suffix 9 $carext = "."; # caractere extension

In the first section, you just have to change

- $type_serveur

according to your OS.
Others don't need to be changed.

System used
$type_serveur	Select on which OS you're running W3Perl
	Value Comment 0 Unix 1 Windows 2 Lotus Domino

Logfile format 1 ### Logfile format (http://www.w3perl.com/docs/logformat.html) 2 # CLF : Common Log File 3 # ECLF : Extended Common Log File (combined) 4 # ECLFIO : Extended Common Log File with mod_logio (combinedio) 5 # NECLF : New Extended Common Log File 6 # IIS : IIS format (IIS) 7 # W3C : W3C format (IIS) 8 # FTP : FTP 9 # Proxy : Squid format 10 # Sendmail : Sendmail/Mail format 11 # Postfix : Postfix/Mail format 12 # Exim : Exim/Mail format 13 # RealServer : RealServer 14 $logfile_format = "ECLF";

First define your logfile format. If you don't know anything about logfile format, just extract few lines from your logfile and compare them with those lines.

Windows users running an IIS server can choose between :

• IIS format
• W3C format (default)
• CLF format

Note that W3C format entries are automatically detect.

Logfile format
$struct_logfile	Define the logfile format
	Value Comment %host %null %login %date %hourshift %method %page %protocol %status %requetesize Common Log File %host %login %date %hour %null %null %null %null %null %requetesize %status %null %method %page IIS %hour %host %method %page %status W3C %date %transfert_time %host %requetesize %page %null %null %direction %null %login %method %null %null %status FTP

 Logfile structure

1 ### Default logfile format string 2 # This is the default value 3 # but if you have changed your server configuration, alter this string 4 # W3C format is automatically extracted from logfile. 5 # You can also define your own logfile format here 6 # If you leave this field blank, default value will be used 7 $struct_logfile = "%host %null %login %date %hourshift %method %page %protocol %status %requetesize %referer %agent";

If you have changed the default value from your server configuration file, put here your modification in the logfile format you are using.

 Log filename

1 ### Logfile filename (http://www.w3perl.com/docs/logfiles.html) 2 # Fields allowed : 3 # %year [xxxx] 4 # %smallyear [xx] 5 # %month [01-12] 6 # %smallmonth [1-12] 7 # %lettermonth [Jan-Dec] 8 # %day [01-31] 9 # %smallday [1-31] 10 # %hour [0-23] 11 # %min [0-59] 12 # %sec [0-59] 13 # %rotate [1-] 14 # %prefixlog is access.log 15 # If you are using compressed logfiles, don't add suffix here 16 $struct_compressed_logfile = "%prefixlog.%rotate";

Then you'll need to inform the script about your log filename. The list of keywords is available here.

Log filename
$struct_compressed_logfile	Define the log filename
	Value Comment %year.%month.%day.%prefixlog ex : 1998.03.20.access_log %prefixlog ex : access %prefixlog.%year-%lettermonth.log ex : access.2006-Mar.log

 Virtual hosts

1 ### Virtual server within CLF or ECLF (one logfile for several web server) 2 $virtualfilter = ""; # select which virtual server you want to parse 3 $virtualCLF = 0; # set to 1 if %virtualhost is hidden in %page (%page value begin with http://)

If you are using only one logfile for several websites, virtual host is included in the logfile so you can retrieve accesses for each websites.

• NECLF (New Extended Common Log File)
  Virtual hosts are stored as a separate field

  A typical logfile entries look like :
  server.freshmeat.com - - [01/Jan/97:23:12:24 +0000] (www.iap.fr) "GET /fr/docs/config.html HTTP/1.0" 200 1220 "http://www.w3perl.com/" "Mozilla/5 (X11; I; Linux)"
  pc202.club-internet.fr - - [01/Jan/97:23:12:24 +0000] (www.obspm.fr) "GET /index.html HTTP/1.0" 200 1220 "http://www.w3perl.com/" "Mozilla/4.01 (X11; I; SunOS)"
  where www.obspm.fr and www.iap.fr are the virtual hosts.

  Select $virtualfilter = "www.obspm.fr" to parse only this virtual host and bypass other virtual host.

• CLF (Common Log File)
  Use $virtualCLF = 1 if virtual host is hidden in a Common Log File like :
  server.freshmeat.com - - [01/Jan/97:23:12:24 +0000] "GET http://www.iap.fr/fr/docs/config.html HTTP/1.0" 200 1220 "http://www.w3perl.com/" "Mozilla/5 (X11; I; Linux)"

 Logfile date format

1 ### Date format - IIS server only 2 # Fields allowed : 3 # %year [YY] or [YYYY] 4 # %month [00-12] 5 # %day [00-31] 6 $date_format = "";

IIS users have to specify the date format used as it had change over IIS version.
If you choose the IIS format, use %day%month%year
If you choose the default W3C format, leave blank as there is no date entries in the log, but if you add the 'date' field use %year%month%day
If you are using an older IIS version than 5.1, launch the IIS administration interface and watch by yourself the date format used.

 Remote logfile

1 ### Remote log files 2 # If you want to retrieve external log 3 $retrieve_external_log = 0; 4 $wget_bin = ""; 5 $wget_user = ""; 6 $wget_pass = ''; # simple quote is needed here to avoid perl to evaluate expr 7 $remote_host_log = ""; 8 $remote_host_port = "80"; 9 $remote_host_dir = "";

If set to 1, the logfiles will be downloaded from a remote server.
Then the following informations should be filled :

Variable	Description	Comment
$wget_bin	The path to the wget tool	wget binary is already installed with W3Perl for Windows
$wget_user	user remote account	If logfiles are in a restricted area
$wget_pass	user remote password	If logfiles are in a restricted area
$wget_host_log	remote host	the host where the logfiles are stored
$wget_host_port	remote port number	default is 80 for a web server
$wget_host_dir	remote directory	directory where the logfiles are stored

1 ## Output path 2 $path = "/var/www/stats/"; 3 4 ## Path where the package have been installed 5 $pathinit = "/var/www/w3perl/"; 6 7 ## Path where your HTML documents are stored 8 $pathserver = "/var/www/"; 9 10 ## Absolute URL where your HTML documents are located (usually /) 11 $linkpathserver = "/"; 12 13 ## URL where your stats will be output (see $path to extract URL) 14 $linkpath_url = "/stats/"; 15 16 ## Cgi-bin path 17 $cgipath = "/usr/lib/cgi-bin/"; 18 19 ## Path where log files are located on your server 20 $fileroot = "/var/www/apache2/logs/"; 21 22 ## $prefixlog is the name of your log file (located in $fileroot) 23 ## $referlog, $agentlog and $errorlog are the name of your referer, 24 ## your agent log and error file if you have one. 25 ## If you have the extented common log file, 26 ## $agentlog and $referlog have the same value as $prefixlog. 27 $prefixlog = "access.log"; 28 $referlog = ""; 29 $agentlog = ""; 30 $errorlog = "error.log"; 31 32 ## Fly path (graphic tool) 33 $FLY = "/usr/local/bin/fly"; 34 35 ## Gunzip or unzip path (decompression tool) 36 $GZIP = "/bin/gzip -dc";

 Output path : $path

The output path where w3perl will generate the reports. Can be anywhere. Just make sure W3Perl is able to write in the specified directory
(Eg : $path = "/export/home/www/htdocs/stats/")

 W3Perl install path : $pathinit

The W3Perl directory path (where the package have been installed)
(Eg : $pathinit = "/export/home/www/htdocs/w3perl/")

 Server path : $pathserver

The location where you can find your server's files
(Eg : $pathserver = "/var/www/html/")

 URL path to server document root : $linkpathserver

The relative path where your server's documents are stored
Usually $linkpathserver is / except for personal pages
(Eg : $linkpathserver = "/")

 URL path to w3perl output : $linkpath_url

URL where your stats will be output (remove $pathserver from $path to extract URL if $path and $pathserver share the same root directory)
(Eg : $linkpath_url = "/stats/")

 CGI Path : $cgipath

The cgi-bin directory path
If you don't know the value, don't change anything.
(Eg : $cgipath = "/var/home/www/cgi-bin/")

 Logfile path : $fileroot

The path where logfiles are stored
(Eg : $fileroot = "/export/home/www/apache/logs/";

 Log core filename : $prefixlog

The name of your logfiles (found in $fileroot). If you are using split logfiles, give the constant string ('access' for 'access.200610.gz')
usually 'access_log' for NCSA server, 'httpd-log' for CERN server, Windows users can have 'ex' for W3C format (IIS), 'in' for IIS format (IIS) or 'nc' for CLF format
(Eg : $prefixlog = "access_log")

 Referer logfile : $referlog

The name of your referer log (found in $fileroot)
if you don't have such file on your server, leave blank.
(Eg : $referlog = "referer_log")

 Agent logfile : $agentlog

The name of your agent log (found in $fileroot)
if you don't have such file on your server, leave blank.
(Eg : $agentlog = "agent_log")

 Error logfile : $errorlog

The name of your error log (found in $fileroot)
if you don't have such file on your server, leave blank.
(Eg : $errorlog = "error_log")

 Fly path : $FLY

Path to the fly tool
Execute 'whereis <command>' or 'which <command>' to find the path.
(Eg : $FLY = "/usr/local/bin/fly" on Unix or $FLY = "C:/Program Files/W3Perl/fly.exe" on Windows)

 Compression tool path : $GZIP

Path to your compression tool if you are using compressed logfiles.
Execute 'whereis <command>' or 'which <command>' to find the path.
Don't delete the flag option which allow decompression with pipe !
(Eg : $GZIP = "/opt/bin/gzip -dc" or $GZIP = "/usr/bin/bzip2 -dc" on Unix or $GZIP = "D:/bin/unzip -p" on Windows)

1 ### PDF 2 $enable_pdf = 0; 3 $HTMLDOC = ""; # Convert html to pdf 4 5 ### Email 6 $enable_email = 0; # email report 7 $emailadr = ""; # your email here 8 $email_smtp = "localhost"; # smtp server to send email 9 $email_smtp_port = 25; # smtp server port 10 $email_html = 0; # send html report 11 $email_pdf = 0; # send pdf report 12 $email_daily = 0; # daily email report 13 $email_weekly = 0; # weekly email report 14 $email_monthly = 0; # monthly email report

 PDF

If you want PDF report, you should enable PDF output using $enable_pdf = 1;
Then you should give the HTMLDOC path.

 Email

To get email reports, you should first install the Mime:: perl module.
Set the $enable_email to 1 and fill the following fields :
- Email address where report will be send. If you need to send to several users, create an email alias.
- Your SMTP server you can use to send email.
- Your SMTP server port (usually 25).
- Enable $email_html if you want to send html report
- Enable $email_pdf if you want to include PDF file as an attachment.
- Last 3 fields will activate how often you want to receive report, dayly or/and weekly or/and monthly
.

1 ## WWW server address (just the name, don't add http://) 2 $localhost = "www.iap.fr"; 3 4 ## Local host address (just the name, don't add http://) 5 ## Same as $localserver if the scripts are run on the server 6 $localserver = "127.0.0.1"; 7 $localserver_port = 80; # Port number

 Your name server : $localserver

Name of your server where the logfiles come from. Don't add any protocol in front of the name or port number after. Domain name will be extracted from this field except if you give an IP address.
(Eg : $localserver = "www.orstom.fr")

 Local host : $localhost

Local host where the stats are running. If they are computed on the server, give the server name.
Best is to download the logfiles on a different host to avoid using server's CPU. Note it can be done automatically if the logfiles are located in a private URL.
(Eg : $localhost = "127.0.0.1")

 Local host port number : $localhost_port

Default web server are running on port 80 but if you are using another port number, change this value.
(Eg : $localhost_port = 80)

1 ## Directory filter 2 $tri = "/"; 3 4 ## Filtering only one country - use country extension 5 $country_filtering = ""; 6 7 ## Hosts to filter 8 ## '.ens.fr' reject the ens.fr domain 9 ## '.fr' reject all french hosts 10 @nolog = (); 11 12 ## full detailled stats for these html pages (URL from your Document root) 13 @selection = (); 14 15 ## Subdirectories with graphical stats output 16 ## (URL from your Document root) 17 @selecrepert = (); 18 19 ## Excluding subdirectories from your report 20 ## (URL from your Document root) 21 @excluderepert = (); 22 23 ## Virtual server to exclude (available for NECLF) 24 @excludevirtual = (); 25 26 ## Status code to exclude (status 400 and beyond are filtered by default) 27 @excludestatuscode = (); 28 29 ## RSS file 30 @rss_file = ();

 URL filtering : $tri

Use '/' to scan everything from your root server. Otherwise, set a directory and only URL starting with this value will be scanned. Useful if you want to scan only part of your server. (Eg : $tri = "/subdirectory/")

 Country filtering : $country_filtering

To skip log entries from a country. Use country extension
(Eg : $contry_filtering = ".com" to exclude all hosts from .com)

 Hosts filtering : $nolog

To skip log entries from some servers or domains
(Eg : @nolog = ('194.51.174','.grolier.') exclude 194.51.174.* and all grolier hosts)

 Extra report for some pages : @selection

If you need very detailed stats for some files ... don't specify too much !
(Eg : @selection = ('/raydream/index.html','/download/package.tar.gz');)

 Directories report : @selecrepert

Graphic stats for some subdirectories, should be in the same depth level. Usually give main subdirectories.
(Eg : @selecrepert = ('/raydream/','/astro/','/uk/','/fr/');)

 Directories filtering : @excluderepert

To skip entries from these subdirectories
(Eg : @excluderepert = ('/private/');)

1 ## Global variables 2 $precision = 3; # level of accuracy (from 1 (basic) to 4 (huge)) 3 $show_all = 1; # will also display all items 4 $locallog = 1; # local access log (0 = no = exclude local log) 5 $localonly = 0; # only local access log (1 = yes = only local log) 6 $zip = 1; # compressed log files (1 = yes) 7 $zipcut = 3; # split log files : 0 => no ; 1 => monthly ; 2 => daily ; 3 => apache rotation 8 $topten = 10; # Show only best items 9 $seuilpage = 10; # Show pages with more than requests 10 $seuilsite = 10; # Show hosts with more than requests 11 $seuilscript = 10; # Show scripts with more than requests 12 $seuilrepert = 100; # displaying directories with more than requests 13 $optdirsize = 4; # directories traffic graphs [html pages ( 1 : total, 2 : external, 3 : local), all files ( 4 : total, 5 : external, 6 : local)] 14 $nbdays = 50; # number of days to display for graphs 15 50 @extension = ('html','php'); # html pages extensions to parse, ('') mean html files have no extension 51 @extensionimage = ('gif','jpg','png'); # images extensions to parse 52 53 $reverse_dns = 0; # Reverse IP to name (slow down computing by a large amount) 54 $reverse_geo = 0; # Map IP to country code (need to get one of the following perl module installed) 55 $netgeo = 0; # Map IP to country code (Geo::IP perl module) 56 $geoip_free = 0; # Map IP to country code (Geo::IPfree the perl module) 57 $titlename = 0; # convert URL to title (0 = no) 58 $defaulthomepage = "index.html"; # request on '/' means request on 'index.html' 59 60 ## $localdomainename is your domain name 61 ## add your IP adresses if your hosts don't have a DNS 62 ## ^ mean 'begin with', $ mean 'end with', put \ before any dot (using regex) 63 ## Ex : ^145.238.44.* (all hosts inside 145.238.44. are domain hosts) 64 $localdomainename = "iap.fr"; 65 $localdomaine = "iap.fr"; 66 67 $tildealias = ""; # your aliases for users HTML directory 68 $exclude_frame = 0; # set to 1 to exclude framed page 69 $exclude_robot = 1; # set to 1 to exclude robot 70 $exclude_refererspam = 0; # set to 1 to exclude referer spammer 71 72 # Spip engine used ? 73 $spip = 0; # set to 1 if you are using a spip engine

 Report level : $precision

Set the level of report. Default is 3
(Eg : $precision = from 1 to 4)

 Local domain report : $locallog

If you want to log your domain server also.
(Eg : $locallog = 1 will also compute log for your domain)

 Local domain only : $localonly

- $localonly

If you want to log ONLY your domain server
(Eg : $locallog = 1 will compute log ONLY for your domain)

 Compressed logfiles : $zip

Set $zip to 1 if you have compressed logfiles.
(Eg : $zip = 0 for uncompressed log files or $zip = 1 for compressed log files)

 Splitted logfiles : $zipcut

If your logfile are split. Set to '1' for monthly, '2' for daily logfiles, or '3' for apache rotation logfiles
(Eg : $zipcut = 0 mean only one log file)

- Threshold

- $topten

List only the $topten most successful files
(Eg : $topten = 10)

- $seuilpage

Show only files with more than $seuilpage requests.
It avoid to have too large files results. (Eg : $seuilpage = 100)

- $seuilsite

List only sites with more than $seuilsite requests
(Eg : $seuilsite = 9 to show sites with 10 accesses and more)

- $seuilscript

List only scripts with more than $seuilscript requests
(Eg : $seuilscript = 5 to show scripts used more than 5 accesses)

- $seuilrepert

List only directory with more than $seuilrepert accesses
(Eg : $seuilrepert = 0 to show all directories requests)

- $optdirsize

Type of graphs for directories traffic
1-2-3 html (total, external, domain)
4-5-6 all (total, external, domain)
(Eg : $optdirsize = 4 external and internal traffic for HTML, GIF...)

- $nbdays

Number of days for the daily graphs (0 for the year)
(Eg : $nbdays = 50)

- $virtualserver

Select one web server to filter your NECLF (only applicable with NECLF logfile)
(Eg : $virtualserver = "www.detector.com")

- $defaulthomepage

Default HTML page returned when your httpd server produced "/"
(Eg : $defaulthomepage = "index" (usual one))

- $titlename

Convert URL to the string included in your title's document
(Eg : $titlename = 1 if yes)

- $localdomaine

Add here IP hosts in your $localdomainename (if these hosts don't have DNS)
(Eg : $localdomaine = "$localdomainename|^145\.238\.44\.[4567]" will add hosts 145.238.44.4 to 7 with your domain hosts)

- $mailadr

Your email if some users want to modify your configuration file.
If people want precise infos on their pages, you should add their URL in @selection in config.pl file
(Eg : $mailadr = "webmaster\@hplyot.obspm.fr")

- $tildealias

Your alias for users HTML directory
(Eg : $tildealias = "public_html" or "www")

- $yellowfile

Need if you use yellow page NIS for your intranet DNS
(Eg : $yellowfile = "" don't use yellow page)

- $reverse_dns

Will convert IP address to name server (WARNING : very slow !!!)
(Eg : $reverse_dns = 1 will activate)

Extensions to scan
@extension	Select which extensions to parse
	Value Comment ('html','htm','shtml') parsing html files ('html','htm','shtml','php','php3') parsing html and php files ('html','php') parsing html and php only ('rm','ra','smi','smile','ram') parsing realserver files
@extensionimage	Select which extensions to parse
	Value Comment ('gif','jpg','jpeg') parsing gif and jpeg images only ('jpg','gif','png') parsing gif, jpg and png images

1 # Choose languages output (@lang and @homepages must have the same number of elements) 2 # @homepages filename should be different from each other (else it will be overwritten !) 3 @homepages = ('index-fr','index'); 4 @lang = ('fr','uk'); 5 6 ### Graphical output 7 8 $bargraph = 0; # bar chart 9 $tridim = 1; # 3d bar chart 10 $linegraph = 0; # line 11 $fillgraph = 0; # line filled 12 13 # custom colours for links and background, graphs size (now deprecated with w3perl.css) 14 $custom_text = "#000099"; # text color 15 $custom_link = "#000080"; # link color 16 $custom_vlink = "#800000"; # visited link color 17 18 # choose either a BGCOLOR or/and a BACKGROUND images 19 $bgcolor = "#FFFFFF"; 20 $background = ""; 21 22 # choose to display your own logo file 23 # file is located in /w3perl/resources/ or use absolute URL 24 $logo = "logo.png";

- @homepages

Filename for your different language
You should have the same number of elements than @lang. Default language homepage should be 'index'
(Eg : @lang = ('index','index-fr') if you select english and french ouput and english is default)

- @lang

Choose your languages output. Use country extension. List of language available is in resources/lang/
(Eg : @lang = ('uk','fr') if you need english and french ouput)

- $frame_updown

Choose top-bottom or right-left frames
(Eg : $frame_updown = 1 means top-bottom frames)

- $topframelinks

: configure your own link in the top frame
(Eg : $topframelinks = "My_server")

- $bargraph (bar chart) , $tridim (3D bar chart) , $linegraph (line) , $fillgraph (filled lines)

Set to 1 which output you want
(Eg : $tridim = 1 for 3D bar chart)

- People without CSS

- $custom_text

Use your own color for text
(Eg : $custom_text = "#000000" for black)

- $custom_link

Use your own color for link
(Eg : $custom_link = "#000080")

- $custom_vlink

Use your own color for vlink
(Eg : $custom_vlink = "#800000")

- $bgcolor

Use your own color for background
(Eg : $bgcolor = "#FFFFFF")

- $background and $backgrd

If you want to use a background for fun
Put your image in /w3perl/resources/ or make a symbolic link from this directory
(Eg : $background = "background.gif" and set $backgrd = "BACKGROUND=\"$background\"")

1 # Scripts running 2 $actif_inc = 1; 3 $actif_real = 1; 4 $actif_hour = 1; 5 $actif_day = 1; 6 $actif_week = 1; 7 $actif_month = 1; 8 $actif_year = 1; 9 $actif_agent = 1; 10 $actif_refer = 1; 11 $actif_session = 1; 12 $actif_error = 1; 13 $actif_history = 1; 14 $actif_url = 1; 15 16 # Scripts option 17 $option_pages = ""; 18 $option_inc = ""; 19 $option_real = ""; 20 $option_hour = ""; 21 $option_day = ""; 22 $option_week = "-g line"; 23 $option_month = ""; 24 $option_year = ""; 25 $option_agent = ""; 26 $option_refer = ""; 27 $option_session = "-d 10"; 28 $option_error = "-k"; 29 $option_history = ""; 30 $option_url = ""; 31 32 # Scripts running every n day 33 $inc_launch = 1; 34 $hour_launch = 1; 35 $day_launch = 1; 36 $week_launch = 1; 37 $month_launch = 1; 38 $year_launch = 1; 39 $refer_launch = 1; 40 $agent_launch = 1; 41 $error_launch = 1; 42 $session_launch = 1; 43 $url_launch = 1; 44 $history_launch = 1; 45 46 # Hour when scripts are running 47 $inc_launch_time = 0; 48 $inc_launch_time_min = 0; 49 $hour_launch_time = 0; 50 $day_launch_time = 0; 51 $week_launch_time = 0; 52 $month_launch_time = 0; 53 $year_launch_time = 0; 54 $agent_launch_time = 0; 55 $refer_launch_time = 0; 56 $error_launch_time = 0; 57 $session_launch_time = 0; 58 $url_launch_time = 0; 59 $history_launch_time = 0; 60 61 $week_launch_day = 1; 62 $month_launch_day = 1; 63 64 65 # cron-url.pl 66 $url_frame = 1; # Framed HTML pages 67 $url_doublon = 1; # HTML pages with same TITLE tag or without 68 $url_absolute_link = 1; # List of absolute links to avoid 69 $url_symbolic_link = 1; # List of symbolics link (Unix) 70 $url_bad_link = 1; # List of wrong links 71 $url_useless = 1; # List of HTML pages never link from 72 $url_directory = 1; # Stats about directories 73 $url_weight = 1; # Stats about the most heavy pages 74 $url_link = 1; # Stats about number of links in HTML pages 75 $url_image = 1; # Stats about number of images in HTML pages 76 $url_new_doc = 1; # New HTML pages on your server 77 $url_cdrom = 1; # Show HTML pages without index.html link 78 $url_img_tag = 1; # Images without ALT or having bad WIDTH and HEIGHT tags 79 $url_tree = 1; # Show server tree 80 81 82 # cron-session.pl 83 $session_connection = 1; # Average reading time 84 $session_visit = 1; # Show the number of visits by day 85 $session_average = 1; # Show average load versus hour and day of the week 86 $session_login = 1; # Show people accessing password protected area 87 $session_description = 1; # List of session by hosts 88 $session_engine = 1; # List of robots scanning your web 89 $session_reading = 1; # Average reading time per page 90 91 92 # cron-pages.pl and cron-inc.pl 93 $inc_host = 1; # not yet implemented 94 $inc_page = 1; # not yet implemented 95 $inc_directory = 1; # not yet implemented 96 $inc_country = 1; # not yet implemented 97 $inc_script = 1; # Stats about the scripts used and the parameters used 98 $inc_virus = 0; # Stats about virus 99 $inc_download_aborted = 0; # Stats about incomplete download

-  Scripts running

Set to '1' which scripts you want to run.
$actif_inc is for incremental stats.
$actif_real is for real time stats.
$actif_hour is for hourly stats.
$actif_day is for daily stats.
$actif_week is for weekly stats.
$actif_month is for monthly stats.
$actif_agent is for agent stats.
$actif_refer is for referer stats.
$actif_session is for session stats.
$actif_error is for error stats.
$actif_history is for CPU stats.
$actif_url is for document stats.

Scripts you may want to disable is url, session, history, error, real. Leave others actif.

-  When to update

Set the number of day between two run for each script. '1' mean a daily run. $url_launch, $week_launch may be set to one week '7'. $month_launch may be set to a month '30'.

-  When to run