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old versions
Configuration file description for version 1.0 can be found here.
dns
Node for reverse DNS configuration.
- <available> : allow JXLA to use or not reverse DNS ( false : no reverse DNS, true :
reverse DNS -take a long time-).
- <filecache> : specify filepath to store reverse DNS entries.
logfiles
log files and log format configuration.
- <directory> : specify the repository of the logs files.
- <filenameregexp> : .
- <format> : list all regexps for parsing log lines.
- <regexp> : internal formatted regexp .
JXLA has his own "regexp" format.
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- $host : website host
- $remote_ip : remote IP
- $user : user login
- $uri : URI
- $status : status code sent to user for the page
- $referer : referer
- $agent : User Agent
- $lang : User Agent language
- $size : size of response
- h : hour of request
- d : day in month of request
- m : month of request
- y : year of request
- * : any string with no space
- (space character) : space character
- " : unchanged
- / : unchanged
- : : unchanged
- [ : unchanged used in Apache log format
- ] : unchanged used in Apache log format
pages
Pages viewed configuration.
max-values
Number of output for each of this elements:
- <referers> : max referers to display.
- <keywords> : max searchengine keywords to display.
- <user-agent> : nombre de navigateurs à afficher.
- <remote-hosts> : max IP to display.
- <uri> : max requests to display.
- <notfound> : max 404 NotFound requests to display.
localconfigclass
The node <localconfigclass> specify a java class to use for get your system information
like
- check if hostname is ok
- convert user info in log format into a readable output format ( like conveting user_id into user_login or user_name )
- specify output directory to write XML reports
summary-name
Node <summary-name> define file name to use for storing summary report,
month reports use name as usage_YYYYMM.xml where YYYY is the year, and
MM the month in digits.
history-filepath
Node <history-filepath> define path file for storing data allready parsed
searchengines
Node <searchengines> define searchengines inforamtions
- <engine>
- <name> : friendly name for the searchengine
- <requestparameter> : parameter to parse query string to retrieve keywords
- <domain> : searchengine domain
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