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2 # yaala 0.7.3 config 2004-11-10 #
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5 # For exact instructions please see the README and the notes above #
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8 # $Id: config,v 1.12 2004/11/10 10:07:43 octo Exp $
10 # Tells yaala the directory to save the html pages in.
11 # You should manually copy .gif and .css there from html
13 # Default is 'reports'
14 #directory: 'reports';
16 # Here you can choose between the ``new'' Combined-output module and the
17 # Classic-output which emulates 0.4.x behaviour.
18 # Default is to use 'Combined'
21 # The module used for parsing the logfile(s)
22 # The modules coming with this package are:
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37 # The directive 'select' selects data to be printed in the report. #
38 # For an explaination please read ``README.selections'' #
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41 #select: "aggregation BY field, field, field WHERE field == value";
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47 # These options adjust filtering data which appear in reports. #
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50 # Wether or not yaala shall try to lookup domain names of ip adresses.
51 # Set to 'true' or 'false'. Default is not to.
52 #reverse_lookup: 'true';
54 # Sets how many subdomains of a host should be displayed. "1" means only
55 # the domain (plus the top-level domain), e.g. "example.com", "2" would
56 # be ``subdomain.example.com''. Set zero to get the full length of a
57 # hostname. This option also controls wether unresolved IP adresses are
58 # displayed as ``192.0.0.0/8'' (host_width = 1), ``192.168.0.0/16''
59 # (host_width = 2), etc.
63 # With the classic output module not all combinations of fields appear in
64 # the log and are therefore empty. These empty cells are normally skipped.
65 # If you, for whatever reason, what these cells to be printed, set the
66 # following option to 'false'.
67 #classic_skip_empty: true;
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73 # These options affect html files generation, mostly - the HEAD #
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77 # If u're going to browse html pages from FILES
78 # rather then via http AND on OS with another
79 # default charset, specify charset of your html
80 # pages to put into META http-equiv tag.
81 # With webserver, proper charset SHOULD be passed
82 # in http header by server.
83 # Default is 'iso-8859-1'.
84 #html_charset: iso-8859-1;
86 # URL to css file with style definition for
87 # report pages. Goes linked it from html head.
88 # You may put here an url or path to other css file,
89 # (maybe - site-wide or reports-wide)
90 # default is 'style.css' (should be copied where reports lie)
91 #html_stylesheet: '/default.css';
92 #html_stylesheet: '/yaala-reports/style.css';
93 html_stylesheet: 'style.css';
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99 # These options affect the generation of graphs and their size. If #
100 # unsure leave this untouched. The defaults are set to reasonable #
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104 # Sets wether or not graphs will be generated. Defaults to generate
105 # graphs if GD::Graph is installed and don't, if it is not.
106 #print-graphs: 'true';
108 # The following two options control the size of the graphs generated.
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117 # These options determine if persistency is used and which file the #
118 # data is stored in. If unsure don't touch. #
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121 # Sets wether or not persistency should be used. For this to work you
122 # need to have the ``Storable'' module installed. If unset the module
123 # will look for ``Storable'' and if it can find it will use persistency.
124 #use_persistency: 'true';
126 # Sets the file used to store the persistency data in. If you use a
127 # relative filename please keep in mind that it is relative to yaala's
128 # directory. Defaults to ``persistency.data''.
129 #persistency_file: 'persistency.data';