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Now you'll have to select filters in order to select informations really helpful to you. If you have to type several string in the fields, use space as a separator.
Avoid computing stats on your sever as it could take too much ressoures. Best is to use a different local computer.
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Server
Website server name (including domain name) :
(Website you need to monitor via W3Perl)
(Do not give a IP if you want to activate domain stats as domain name is extracted from this field)
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Server port number :
(Default web server are running on port 80)
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Are you running a secure server : Yes No
(Select yes if your server is running with https)
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IP addresses (or/and domain) which belongs to your local domain
(Host's IP which belongs to your domain, they will be treated as local hosts)
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Localhost
Name of your local server :
(Website on which you have installed W3Perl and where stats will be computed,
could be different if you want to analyze logfiles locally)
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Local server port number :
(Default web server are running on port 80)
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Are you running a secure local server : Yes No
(Select yes if your local server is running with https)
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Exportation
(check plugin installation)
PDF export Yes No
(allow PDF files to be generated, HTMLDoc need to be installed)

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Email report Yes No
(allow email report or add the ability to send html files
MIME::Lite and Email::Date::Format perl module need to be installed
Your server name should not be a IP number as domaine name need to be extracted from)
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Filters
URL/FTP/Mail or MacAddress filter
(parse lines only if %page matches this URL
You can use regular expression (/uk/|/fr/ will parse only URL with /uk/ or /fr/)
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Country filter
(should be a top level, default is null : no filter,
You should activate IP translation if your logfiles are IP based or nothing will be scanned)
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Virtual host to filter
(Select which virtual host you want to log)
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Exclude
URL/FTP/Mail or MacAddress to exclude
(skip lines if %page matches this URL
You can use regular expression (/uk/|/fr/ will skip URL with /uk/ or /fr/)
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Hosts to exclude
(Select here hosts you don't want to log)
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Virtual host to filter
(Select which virtual host you want to log)
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Virtual hosts to exclude
(Select which virtual hosts you want to exclude, use blank as separator)
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Direction Outgoing Incoming
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Direction Both Outgoing Incoming
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Directories
(don't use '/' or everything will be excluded !)
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Status code to exclude
(status code greater than 400 are filtered by default)
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Reject redirection status

(Redirection status code 301/302 and 304 are filtered by default)

Yes No
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Exclude framed pages Yes No
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Exclude robot visits Yes No
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Exclude referer spammer Yes No
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Details
Pages with highest details
(Don't use too much pages or it will slow down the scripts, regex allowed)
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Directories with specific stats
(should be in the same level, don't use root level !)