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Log filename should be static, i.e this is a constant suffix. Server path section is only used to compute stats about your web files.
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W3Perl path
W3Perl output path :
(Output from w3perl's scripts (HTML files) will be stored in this directory so select a directory in your web server's tree)
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W3Perl path installation :
(the directory where w3perl have been installed)
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W3Perl output relative URL :
(URL to your W3Perl's output directory)
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Server path
Your server root directory for HTML :
(www root directory where your HTML files are stored, leave blank if no server have been installed)
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Your server root for FTP files :
(ftp root directory where your ftp files are stored)
(Will be used to shorten URL)
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Your CGI-BIN path :
(cgi-bin directory path where your scripts are stored)
(Leave blank if cgi's server is not available or no server is running)
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Logfile
Logfiles path :
(directory where your server's logfiles are stored
or where the logfiles will be stored when retrieving remote log files)
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Load-balancing server (Experimental) : Yes No
(if your server stores logfiles on different location)
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Logfile name :
(use the constant string in your logfilename, usually this is the name of your current logfile)
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Referer logfile name :
(name of your referrer logfile)
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Agent logfile name :
(name of your agent logfile)
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Error logfile name :
(name of your error logfile)
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CUPS (optional)
CUPS spool path :
(in order to extract filename from temporary spool files if %jobname not available in logfile format
PreserveJobHistory should on ON (default))
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CUPS server :
(If you want to link to printed files, default port is 631
PreserveJobFiles should be ON (default is OFF))
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Printer :
(Default printer to send printed files)
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Graphic tool
Jqplot (javascript library)
(Jqplot is included within w3perl - You should have a recent browser with javascript enabled)
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Fly or Flydraw (binary) Path :
(fullname where your fly binary is stored)
(If you choose Fly, you should install this package - Windows users have already Fly included in their W3Perl distribution)