# onis 0.8.2 - config - 2005-06-07
#==================================
# http://verplant.org/onis/

# This options tells onis what type of logfiles to expect. Valid values
# are ``Dircproxy'', ``Eggdrop'', ``Irssi'', ``mIRC'' and ``xchat''.
logtype: "Eggdrop";

# Thif option is available for scripts to set the input source once and
# for all. Since wildcards are not interpreted this is of little use for
# the averange user.
#input: "/path/to/my/file";

# Sets the output file. This has to be a file, not a directory. This is
# also mostly interesting for scripts.
#output: "/var/www/html/ircstats/cannel.html";

# Set this option to ``true'' to have onis overwrite files without
# promting. Default is to ask.
overwrite: "false";

# Sets the users-config file to use. By default reads ``users.conf''.
#users_config: "users.conf";

# Purge logs that have been parsed. Two modes of operation can be
# selected: ``truncate'' deletes the content of file but lets the file
# life on. This might be usefull for clients that don't create new logs
# automatically.. The other mode, ``delete'', well, deletes parsed files.
# This might come in handy when a client creates a new logfile for every
# day.
#purge_logs: "truncate";

# Set this to your (nick)name to see it appear on the stats page. Uses
# your username if you don't set anything here.
#user: "mynick";

# Explicitly set the channel's name here. For most logfiles this is not
# neccessary, but it is for some. ``Dircproxy'' to be specific.
#channel: "#ourchannel";

# Load these plugins. These are all available plugins as of now, but this
# is a development release. The missing one(s) will be back..
plugin: "Weekdays";
plugin: "Longterm";
plugin: "Conversations";
plugin: "BigNumbers";
plugin: "Words";
plugin: "Nicks";
plugin: "Urls";
plugin: "Topics";
plugin: "InterestingNumbers";
plugin: "Userdetails";

# In order to recognize users who use dialin-accounts or have for some
# other reason changing hostnames it is neccessary to unsharp the host.
# This options says how much to unsharp it. Valid values are ``none'',
# ``Light'', ``Medium'' and ``Hard''. Most people will go best with
# ``Medium''..
unsharp: "Medium";

# Sets the minimum length for a word. ``5'' is a good value to start
# with..
min_word_length: 5;

# Sort the main table by this field. Valid values are ``Lines'', ``Words''
# and ``Chars''. Defaults to ``Lines''.
sort_by: "Words";

# Display the following fields in the given format. Valid formats are
# ``None'', ``Number'', ``Bar'' and ``Both''.
display_lines: "None";
display_words: "Both";
display_chars: "None";

# Sets wether or not user-images are displayed. Defaults to not display
# the images, since by default none are defined..
#display_images: "false";

# Sets the default image which is displayed for users which don't have an
# image set. If not set no image will be displayed for those users. If a
# theme sets a default image and you want to un-set is, use "".
#default_image:  "light-theme/unknown.png";

# If set to true a bar indicating the time when a user is most active is
# being printed in the main table.
display_times: "false";

# This options control which quotes are picked and how far back they can
# reach. A line is put into the quote-cache if it is a least ``quote_min''
# and at most ``quote_max'' characters long. No more than
# ``quote_cache_size'' quotes are stored in the cache to have recent
# quotes if possible.
quote_min: 30;
quote_max: 80;
quote_cache_size: 10;

# ``longlines'' defines how many nicks are in the big main table,
# ``shortlines'' sets the number of _lines_ in the smaller table below.
# Keep in mind that there are six nicks per line in the smaller table..
longlines:  50;
shortlines: 10;

# The ``plugin_max'' option is used by various plugins to determine how
# many records (lines, rows, etc) should be printed.
plugin_max: 10;

# Matching the nicks contained in a line very slow. So we use a trick
# which is not as accurate but a lot faster. If you want to use the slow
# but better solution instead, set this option to ``good''. Otherwise
# leave at ``fast''.
nick_match_type: "fast";

# The ``last used words'' plugin will ignore words shorter than this
# value. This is not the same as ``min_word_length''!
ignore_words: 5;

# This many lines from the same person without interuption will be counted
# as one soliloquy.
soliloquies_count: 5;

# onis can create a ``persistency'' or ``history'' file. If such exists
# the already parsed part of a logfile can be skipped and unchanged
# logfiles are skipped entirely. However, for this to work you have to
# have ``Storable'' installed. If you have ``Storable'' installed but do
# not wish onis to write and/or use such a file you can disable it here.
#use_persistency: "true";


#
# Storage / Persistency options
#

# First, set the storage module to use. This depends on the perl-modules you
# have installed. If you don't know, ``Dbm'' is a wise choice.
# None:
#   Don't use any storage module. Data is not stored at the end of each run and
#   you will have to re-parse all logs again. This is the default.
# Dbm:
#   This storage-module uses DBM-files. The Perl-module ``AnyDBM_File'' is used
#   which is part of most Perl-distributions, i.e. it should work almost
#   anywhere.
# Storable:
#   Uses the ``Storable'' module to simply copy internal variables to a file.
#   This may result in more memory usage. No benchmarks have been run yet,
#   though..
storage_module: "Dbm";

# Sets the filename to use for storing the data. This filename is relative to
# ``storage_dir'' (see below). This option applies to the storage module
# ``Storable''.
storage_file: "storage.dat";

# Sets the directory in which the storage file(s) should be kept. This is used
# by ``Dbm'' and ``Storable''.
#storage_dir: "/home/user/.onis/data";


#
# Output options
#

# If set to ``print'' prints out all color-codes. If set to ``ignore''
# color-codes will not be printed. Default is to ignore colors..
#color_codes: "print";

# Sets the document encoding. This must match your webserver's settings or
# you'll experience some very weird characters..
# Defaults to ``iso-8859-1''.
#encoding: "iso-8859-1";

# Style settings. If no theme is given this might result in a lot of very
# weird errors, so better set one ;)
# Valid themes as of onis 0.7.0: light, liner, dark
theme: "themes/light.theme";

# Read translations from this file.
# One of:
# english.lang german.lang norwegian.lang spanish.lang swedish.lang
language_file: "lang/english.lang";