# $Id: sample.def.conf,v 1.1 2001/01/19 20:28:52 achim Exp $

# ModLogAn default configuration file 
#
# 1. Format:
# - lines starting with '#' are comments
# - empty lines are ignored
# - every other line has consist of a key-value pair
# - a key-value pair has to be seperated by an equal-sign '='
#
# 2. Whitespaces:
# - whitespaces at the end of key are ignored
# - whitespaces at the end of value are ignored
# - whitespaces at the beginning of value are ignored
# example:
#   inputplugin=clf
# and
#   inputplugin = clf 
# are the same.
#
# 3. Wildcardmatching:
# every key that starts with
# - hide
# - group
# - match
# has support for wildcard matching. the wildcard is the '*' and is allowed 
# at the beginning and at the end of the value
#
# 4. sections
# the configfile is divided into four section:
# -> global, input, output, processor
# 
# the 'global'-section is special and has to be at the top if the config-file. 
# the other sections (input, output, processor) correnspond to the different
# plugins. As every plugin has its own configfile options they have to be
# seperated in the configfile
#   this achieved by appending a '_' and the plugin-name after the section
# name.
# e.g:
# [global]     -> global section
# [input_clf]  -> input section, only parsed und used if the clf input plugin 
#                 is selected
# [input]      -> section input (for backward compatibility), parsed by
#                 every input plugin (deprecated)

# global section
[global]
# input plugin (wuftpd, clf, null, msiis, hicom116, isdnlog, elmeg)
inputplugin=clf

# output plugin (modlogan, csv, webalizer, text, tkcontrol)
outputplugin=modlogan

# processor plugin (web,telecom)
processorplugin=web

# used output language (default: == env LC_ALL) [not used yet]
#language=

# where to put the generated files
##
#outputdir=/usr/local/httpd/modlogan

# incremental mode (0 = off, 1 = semi, 2 = full)
## If you are rotating your logfile more than once a month, the incremental 
## processing feature will save you a lot of time.
## modlogan saves the data of the last run in a file (modlogan.state). This
## enables you to run modlogan everytime you rotated your logfiles. You
## don't have to reparse the whole month.
## 
## 0: incremental mode off. the state file will be ignored and every record 
##    will be parsed
## 1: semi-incremental mode on. if the first records of the parsed logfile
##    are older than the last timestamp from the state-file the records 
##    will be ignored
## 2: full-incremental mode on. if the first records of the parsed logfile
##    are older than the last timestamp from the state-file the records  
##    will be counted, but their timestamps will be ignored
##
incremental=1

# global debug level
## 
##  0: be quiet, only error messages and the greeting
##  1: verbose, add some status messages
##  2: add warning
## >2: talk about everything
debug_level=1

[processor_web]
# path to the searchengines description file
searchengines=/etc/modlogan/modlogan.searchengines

# timeout for a visit count (in seconds) (default = 1800)
## - every hit from the same url that comes in within a specified timeframe
##   is counted as one visits
visit_timeout=1800

# debug options
## searchengines
## - every referrer the contains a '?' is checked if it matches one of the
##   strings in the searchengine-definition file. If no matching string is 
##   found this option enables the output of the checked referrer.
## - this information can be used to improve the searchengine-definition
##   file. Read ./doc/adding-searchengines.txt for more information on this
##   topic
## - valid values are 0,1,2 for the different output levels:
##   0: quiet
##   1: output urls which contain a matching searchkey, but no matching site 
##      (recommend for those who want a more accurate report)
##   2: output urls which contain the '?' but didn't match a searchkey, too
debug_searchengines=0

## visits
## - to get a clue how a visit is setup this option enable the output of
##   every hit and how it corresponds to a visit
## 
## the following output is generated by this option:
#> process.is_visit: -> host5-99-45-76.btinternet.com, time: 957132111
#> process.is_visit: -- host5-99-45-76.btinternet.com, time: 957132121 - 10
#> process.is_visit: <- host5-99-45-76.btinternet.com, time: 957132242 - 1851
## 
## explanation:
## process.is_visit: -> 
## - the visit from host5-99-45-76.btinternet.com starts at 957132111.
## process.is_visit: --
## - 10 seconds later (957132121 - 10) another hits from the same host occurs
## process.is_visit: <-
## - 1851 seconds after the last hit the visit is finished 
## 
debug_visits=0

# hide an url
## the following URL are hidden (images)
hideurl="\.gif$"
hideurl="\.png$"
hideurl="\.GIF$"
hideurl="\.PNG$"
hideurl="\.jpg$"
hideurl="\.JPG$"

# hide a refferer
## the referrer stats should only contain the external referrer. 
## you probably want to put your own url here:
hidereferrer="^http://##HOST2##"

# group the referrers
groupreferrer="^-$","(Direct Access)"
#groupreferrer="samba/GUI",www.samba.org UserInterfaces
#groupreferrer="samba/docs/ntdom_faq",www.samba.org NT Domain FAQ
#groupreferrer="/listproc/samba-ntdom/",www.samba.org NT Domain Mailinglist

#grouphosts="\.dip\.t-dialin\.net$",dip.t-dialin.net
#grouphosts="\.arcor-ip\.net$",arcor-ip.net
#grouphosts="\.Concordia\.CA$",Concordia.CA

# group broken links
## by default the various favicon should be grouped. if you want to know 
groupbrokenlinks="favicon\.ico$",Bookmarking Icons for MSIE 5.0

groupos="Windows 98$",Windows 98
groupos="Windows 95$",Windows 95
groupos="Windows NT",Windows NT
groupos="WinNT$",Windows NT
groupos="Win98$",Windows 98
groupos="Win95$",Windows 95
groupos="^Linux 2\.4\.",Linux 2.4.x
groupos="^Linux 2\.3\.",Linux 2.3.x
groupos="^Linux 2\.2\.",Linux 2.2.x
groupos="^Linux 2\.1\.",Linux 2.1.x
groupos="^Linux 2\.0\.",Linux 2.0.x
groupos="^FreeBSD 2\.",FreeBSD 2.x
groupos="^FreeBSD 3\.",FreeBSD 3.x
groupos="^FreeBSD 4\.",FreeBSD 4.x
groupos="^SunOS 5\.5",SunOS 5.5.x
groupos="^SunOS 5\.6",SunOS 5.6.x
groupos="^SunOS 5\.7",SunOS 5.7.x
groupos="^SunOS 5\.8",SunOS 5.8.x
groupos="^HP-UX B\.10\.",HP-UX B.10.x
groupos="^HP-UX B\.11\.",HP-UX B.11.x
groupos="^NetBSD 1\.4\.",NetBSD 1.4.x

groupua="^MSIE 5\.5",Internet Explorer 5.5x
groupua="^MSIE 5\.",Internet Explorer 5.x
groupua="^MSIE 4\.",Internet Explorer 4.x
groupua="^MSIE 3\.",Internet Explorer 3.x
groupua="^MSIE 2\.",Internet Explorer 2.x
groupua="^Mozilla/2\.",Netscape 2.x
groupua="^Mozilla/3\.",Netscape 3.x
groupua="^Mozilla/4\.7",Netscape 4.7x
groupua="^Mozilla/4\.",Netscape 4.x
groupua="^Mozilla/5\.",Netscape 5.x
groupua="^Netscape/4\.",Netscape 4.x
groupua="^Konqueror/1\.",Konqueror 1.x
groupua="^Lynx/2\.8\.",Lynx 2.8.x

# url that should be counted as pages
## pages that end with a '/' are index-pages
pagetype="/$"
## default page names
pagetype="\.html$"
pagetype="\.htm$"
pagetype="\.php3$"
#pagetype="\.asp$"
#pagetype="\.shtml$"
#pagetype="\.php$"

# output modules (modlogan)
[output_modlogan]

# hostname (default: localhost)
#hostname=##HOST##

# number of lines per report
#   0 - disabled
#  >0 - number of lines per report
maxrequrls	= 30
maxrefurls	= 30
maxos		= 50
maxhosts	= 30
maxentrypages	= 10
maxexitpages	= 10
maxindexedpages	= 20
maxua		= 30
maxreqprot	= 10
maxreqmeth	= 10
maxstatuscodes	= 10
maxrobots	= 20
maxbookmarks	= 20
maxbrokenlinks	= 20
maxsearchengines= 20
maxsearchstrings= 30
maxinteralerrors= 20
maxcountries	= 20

# colors
# the notation is #RRGGBB (HTML-color-tripple)

background	= #c0c0c0
shadow		= #808080
pages		= #00c0ff
files		= #0080ff
visits		= #ffff00
xfer		= #ff0000
hosts		= #ff8000
hits		= #00C030
grouping	= #D0D0E0
body		= #FFFFFF

# the different colors of the country pie
country_circle	= #0000FF
country_circle	= #00FFFF
country_circle	= #FF00FF
country_circle	= #FFFFFF
country_circle	= #80FF00
country_circle	= #FFFF00
country_circle	= #FF0000
country_circle	= #8080FF

# pagestyle
## the modlogan output plugin supports different output styles
## - seppage
## - onepage
## - (a mixture of both)
pagestyle	= seppage

showdailygraph	= 1
showmonthlygraph= 1
showhourlygraph = 1
showcountrygraph= 1

showvalidationlinks = 1

# assumed protocol for the url completition
## the requested file in the logfile is only the path in the 
## documentroot of the server. for the report it is often 
## neccesary the complete the path to a full url.
## <assumedprotocol>://<hostname>/<path> is the completed path.
##
## if this option isn't set this feature is disabled
assumedprotocol = http

# filenames for the replacements of the html-header/footer
## take a look at ./doc/plugin-options.txt for more information
#htmlheader	= header.ihtml
#htmlfooter	= footer.ihtml

# output modules (webalizer)
[output_webalizer]

# hostname (default: localhost)
#hostname=##HOST##

# number of lines per report
#   0 - disabled
#  >0 - number of lines per report
maxrequrls	= 30
maxrefurls	= 30
maxos		= 50
maxhosts	= 30
maxentrypages	= 10
maxexitpages	= 10
maxindexedpages	= 20
maxua		= 30
maxreqprot	= 10
maxreqmeth	= 10
maxstatuscodes	= 10
maxrobots	= 20
maxbookmarks	= 20
maxbrokenlinks	= 20
maxsearchengines= 20
maxsearchstrings= 30
maxinteralerrors= 20
maxcountries	= 20

# colors
# the notation is #RRGGBB (HTML-color-tripple)

background	= #c0c0c0
shadow		= #808080
pages		= #00c0ff
files		= #0080ff
visits		= #ffff00
xfer		= #ff0000
hosts		= #ff8000
hits		= #00C030
grouping	= #D0D0E0
body		= #FFFFFF

# output modules (text)
[output_text]

# hostname (default: localhost)
#hostname=##HOST##

# number of lines per report
#   0 - disabled
#  >0 - number of lines per report
maxrequrls	= 30
maxrefurls	= 30
maxos		= 50
maxhosts	= 30
maxentrypages	= 10
maxexitpages	= 10
maxindexedpages	= 20
maxua		= 30
maxreqprot	= 10
maxreqmeth	= 10
maxstatuscodes	= 10
maxrobots	= 20
maxbookmarks	= 20
maxbrokenlinks	= 20
maxsearchengines= 20
maxsearchstrings= 30
maxinteralerrors= 20
maxcountries	= 20

# output modules (tkcontrol)
[output_tkcontrol]

# hostname (default: localhost)
#hostname=##HOST##

maxcallednumbers	= 20
maxcallingnumbers	= 20

background	= #c0c0c0
shadow		= #808080
outgoing	= #00c0ff
incomming	= #00C030
grouping	= #D0D0E0
body		= #FFFFFF
calls		= #00ffff

# input modules (clf)
[input_clf]
# filename of the input file
## '-' for stdin or a uncompressed logfile
inputfile=-

# read ahead
## multiple server can write into the same logfile which can lead to wrong
## order of records in the logfile itself because noone can guarentee that 
## two servers can access the logfile in the same order how they handled the
## requests
##   to get to correct results these records have to be re-sorted. the
## readaheadlimit tells the parser what the longest distance of two
## non-sorted records is.
## Example:
## ... [01/May/2000:00:01:50 +0200] "GET ...
## ... [01/May/2000:00:01:52 +0200] "GET ... <-+  1.
## ... [01/May/2000:00:01:53 +0200] "GET ...   |  2.
## ... [01/May/2000:00:01:51 +0200] "GET ... --+  3.
## ... [01/May/2000:00:01:54 +0200] "GET ...
##
## -> readaheadlimit = 3 

readaheadlimit=2

# these strings are used to detect the operating system in the useragent
# string
matchos="^Win"
matchos="^Linux"
matchos="^FreeBSD"
matchos="^Macintosh"
matchos="^PPC"
matchos="^AIX"
matchos="^IRIX"
matchos="^SunOS"
matchos="^OSF1"
matchos="^OpenBSD"
matchos="^Mac_PowerPC"
matchos="^Solaris"
matchos="^OS/2"
matchos="^HP-UX"
matchos="^NetBSD"
matchos="^BSD/OS"

# these strings are used to detect the requerying useragent in the useragent
# string
matchua="^iCab"
matchua="^MSIE"
matchua="^StarOffice"
matchua="^Lotus-Notes"
matchua="^BorderManager"
matchua="^Powermarks"
matchua="^NetMind-Minder"
matchua="^WebCapture"
matchua="^Squid"
matchua="^Mozilla"
matchua="^Konqueror"

# input modules (msiis)
[input_msiis]
# filename of the input file
## '-' for stdin or a uncompressed logfile
inputfile=-

# these strings are used to detect the operating system in the useragent
# string
matchos="^Win"
matchos="^Linux"
matchos="^FreeBSD"
matchos="^Macintosh"
matchos="^PPC"
matchos="^AIX"
matchos="^IRIX"
matchos="^SunOS"
matchos="^OSF1"
matchos="^OpenBSD"
matchos="^Mac_PowerPC"
matchos="^Solaris"
matchos="^OS/2"
matchos="^HP-UX"
matchos="^NetBSD"
matchos="^BSD/OS"

# these strings are used to detect the requerying useragent in the useragent
# string
matchua="^iCab"
matchua="^MSIE"
matchua="^StarOffice"
matchua="^Lotus-Notes"
matchua="^BorderManager"
matchua="^Powermarks"
matchua="^NetMind-Minder"
matchua="^WebCapture"
matchua="^Squid"
matchua="^Mozilla"
matchua="^Konqueror"

# input modules (wuftpd)
[input_wuftpd]
# filename of the input file
## '-' for stdin or a uncompressed logfile
inputfile=-

[input_realserver]
inputfile=-

[input_squid]
inputfile=-