| property |
description |
Default value |
| logconf.file |
file containing the logging configuration. |
|
| language |
the language to use. |
en |
| log.dirs |
A comma separated list of directories, which should be scanned for
log files |
|
| log.file.prefix |
the prefix of each logfile (E.g. pproxyrc5:
in this case, files not starting with pproxyrc5 are not analyzed) |
pproxyrc5 |
| log.file.extension |
the extension of each logfile (E.g. log:
in this case, files not ending with that .log or .log.gz or
.log.zip are not analyzed). |
log |
| log.files |
A comma separated list of log files to be analyzed.
log.File.Prefix and log.File.Extension are still applied,
if specified. Note: first occurance of the term _today_ or
_yesterday_ in a filename is always replaced by the current date or
date of the day before (e.g. on 1-January-2001 filename rc5_today_.log to
rc520010101.log and rc5_yesterday_.log to
rc520001231.log).
|
|
| remove.days |
A comma separated list of days to remove from all stats before any new
stats are collected from log files and analyzes are done. The format to
specify such days is mm/dd/yyyy e.g. 07/12/1999 is 12-July-1999. To make
your life a little bit easier, today and yesterday are allowed
as well, which are determined wrt. the current time normalized to GMT. |
|
| cache.dir |
directory, where collected data will be cached. If available, all
data are cached to files and reread in the next invokation of the
application. |
|
| text.dump.dir |
dump all accounting information as text to the standard output. |
no |
| html.dir |
where to stores generate html files. |
|
| html.index.file |
the name of the rc5 stats index html page. |
index.html |
| html.index.include |
the name of a file, whichs content will be included into the rc5 stats
index html page.NOTE: it is included in a table cell, so you
should make sure, that the content even includes all optional closing
html tags. Also it might be best, to use an absolute pathname. |
|
| html.style.file |
the name of the stylesheet file to use for every generated page.
It must be relative to html.dir. |
styles/dnet.css |
| html.rc5banner |
if set to no no RC5 banner is show in the html page
footers. |
yes |
| html.refresh |
time in seconds, after which a browser should automatically reload
the current page. |
43200 |
| chart.width |
the width of a chart in pixels. |
512 |
| chart.height |
the height of a chart in pixels. |
384 |
| team |
create summary for the team. |
yes |
| team.charts |
create charts for the team datail stats. |
yes |
| team.name |
the name of the team. |
none |
| team.id |
the RC5 ID of the team, used to link to the official RC5 team stats
page. |
0 |
| team.url |
an absoulte URL, which defines the home directory of the team, e.g.
http://www.myteam.de/rc5/. |
|
| team.icon |
a icon image for the team summary. It must be a relative path to
html.dir/icons/. Also it is resized to a width of 10 and a height of 14
pixels. So its better to have an image of this size to avoid bad
rendering through the web browser. |
0 |
| email |
create summary by email address. |
yes |
| email.charts |
create charts for each detail stats by e-mail address. |
no |
| os |
create summary by operating system. |
yes |
| os.charts |
create charts for each detail stats by operating system. |
no |
| cpu |
create summary by CPU. |
yes |
| cpu.charts |
create charts for each detail stats by CPU. |
no |
| version |
create summary by client version. |
yes |
| version.charts |
create charts for each detail stats by client version. |
no |
| os_cpu_ver |
create summary by operating system and CPU and client version. |
yes |
| os_cpu_ver.charts |
create charts for each detail stats by operating system and CPU and
client version. |
no |
| ip_raw |
create summary by raw IP address (no resolving, no filtering). |
no |
| ip_raw.charts |
create charts for each detail stats by raw IP address. |
no |
| ip |
create summary by IP address. |
yes |
| ip.charts |
create charts for each detail stats by IP address. |
no |
| ip.revalidate |
clean up the longterm DNS cache. |
no |
| ip.filter.file |
a file, which contains CIDR and/or regular expression filter rules to
group client IP addresses together. |
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