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Analog 5.24: Quick reference
This section is list of all of analog's configuration commands, together with a
quick reference to their syntax and some examples. It's designed for those who
are already familiar with the program, so it's pretty useless for trying to
learn the program: to learn about the commands, read the section on
Customising analog instead, or consult
the index for a reference. Command line arguments
aren't listed here, but there is a list of them in the
index. Not all commands are available on all
platforms.
This section is divided into the following parts:
The syntax for each command is given using the following notation.
"stuff" the word stuff
x y x followed by y
(x | y) x or y
[x] optional x
subset("...") any letters from the string, in any order
perm("...") all the letters from the string, in any order
*x x may contain wildcards * and ? (and often comma-separated list)
x := y x is defined to be y
COMMAND the command under discussion
In addition, I use the following names for different types of argument.
char a single character
string a string
digit a digit
number a non-negative integer (i.e. a string of digits)
real a non-negative real number
regexp a Perl-syntax regular expression
file a filename within your server's filespace;
e.g. /index.html
localfile a filename within your system's filespace;
e.g. /usr/local/analog.html
or analog.html
if no directory specified, placed within suitable
directory specified at compile-time
localfmtfile as localfile, but may contain date codes;
e.g. /usr/local/analog%y%M.html
referrer a URL of a referring page;
e.g. http://search.yahoo.com/
URL a URL which may be absolute, or relative to the output page;
e.g. images/ or /~fred/images/
or http://www.fred.com/images/
fmtURL as URL, but may contain date codes
Note: I have occasionally opted for clarity above strict accuracy where I
don't think it will cause any confusion!
The syntax for commands in general was given
earlier: remember that an argument which contains a
hash or a space must be put in quotes or parentheses.
- Syntax
-
LOGFILE (*localfmtfile | "-" | "none") [prefix_string]
OUTFILE (localfmtfile | "-" | "none")
CACHEFILE (*localfmtfile | "-" | "none")
CACHEOUTFILE (localfmtfile | "-" | "none")
UNCOMPRESS *localfile program
- Examples
-
LOGFILE /httpd/logs/*
LOGFILE c:\logs\log1,c:\logs\log2
OUTFILE "Hard Disk:Report%Y%M.html"
UNCOMPRESS *.gz "/usr/bin/gzip -cd"
- Syntax
format_string := (see documentation)
Apache_format_string := (see Apache documentation)
logformat := ("COMMON" | "COMBINED" | "REFERRER" | "BROWSER" | "EXTENDED" |
"MICROSOFT-NA" | "MICROSOFT-INT" | "WEBSITE-NA" | "WEBSITE-INT" |
"MS-EXTENDED" | "WEBSTAR-EXTENDED" | "MS-COMMON" | "NETSCAPE" |
"WEBSTAR" | "MACHTTP" | "AUTO" | format_string)
LOGFORMAT logformat
DEFAULTLOGFORMAT logformat
APACHELOGFORMAT Apache_format_string
APACHEDEFAULTLOGFORMAT Apache_format_string
- Notes
- LOGFORMAT and APACHELOGFORMAT only affect logfiles
occurring later in the same configuration file.
- Examples
-
LOGFORMAT (%S - %u [%d/%M/%Y:%h:%n:%j %j] "%j %r %j" %c %b)
DEFAULTLOGFORMAT MS-EXTENDED
APACHELOGFORMAT (%h %l %u %t \"%r\" %s %b)
- 1. Commands (items)
-
FILEALIAS,
HOSTALIAS,
BROWALIAS,
REFALIAS,
USERALIAS,
VHOSTALIAS
- Syntax
-
COMMAND *olditem ["PLAIN:"]newitem
COMMAND ("REGEXP:" | "REGEXPI:")regexp ["PLAIN:"]newitem
- Notes
- Aliases item in all reports. Items with the same resultant name are
combined. newitem may contain $1, $2
etc., representing the *'s in olditem or the
bracketed subexpressions in regexp. (PLAIN: makes
$'s on the right-hand side into literal $'s.)
- Examples
- FILEALIAS /*/football/* /$1/soccer/$2
- USERALIAS REGEXP:^([^U].*) U$1
- 2. Commands (reports)
-
TYPEALIAS,
HOSTREPALIAS,
REDIRHOSTALIAS,
FAILHOSTALIAS,
REQALIAS,
REDIRALIAS,
FAILALIAS,
DIRALIAS,
DOMALIAS,
ORGALIAS,
REFREPALIAS,
REFSITEALIAS,
REDIRREFALIAS,
FAILREFALIAS,
BROWREPALIAS,
BROWSUMALIAS,
OSALIAS,
VHOSTREPALIAS,
REDIRVHOSTALIAS,
FAILVHOSTALIAS,
USERREPALIAS,
REDIRUSERALIAS,
FAILUSERALIAS
- Syntax
-
COMMAND *item ["PLAIN:"]string
COMMAND ("REGEXP:" | "REGEXPI:")regexp ["PLAIN:"]string
- Notes
- Aliases item on one line of one report only. $1, $2
etc. in string are interpreted as explained above.
- Examples
- REQALIAS /football/ "/football/ (Main football page)"
- REFREPALIAS REGEXP:^(http://([^/]*\.)?(maths|stats)\.uxy\.edu.*) ([$3] $1)
- 3. Other commands: syntax
-
CASE ("SENSITIVE" | "INSENSITIVE")
USERCASE ("SENSITIVE" | "INSENSITIVE")
SEARCHCHARCONVERT ("ON" | "OFF")
DIRSUFFIX suffix
LOGTIMEOFFSET ["+" | "-"] number
TIMEOFFSET ["+" | "-"] number
304ISSUCCESS ("ON" | "OFF")
- Examples
-
CASE SENSITIVE
DIRSUFFIX index.htm
LOGTIMEOFFSET -300
- 1. Commands (items)
-
FILEINCLUDE,
FILEEXCLUDE,
HOSTINCLUDE,
HOSTEXCLUDE,
BROWINCLUDE,
BROWEXCLUDE,
REFINCLUDE,
REFEXCLUDE,
USERINCLUDE,
USEREXCLUDE,
VHOSTINCLUDE,
VHOSTEXCLUDE
- Syntax
-
COMMAND (*item | "")
COMMAND ("REGEXP:" | "REGEXPI:")regexp
- Notes
- Excludes all logfile entries containing an excluded item from all reports.
Includes and excludes are done after aliases, so the item is the
aliased name, if applicable.
- Examples
-
FILEINCLUDE /jim/*,/jane/*
FILEINCLUDE REGEXP:^/~[^/]*/$
HOSTEXCLUDE proxy*.aol.com
USEREXCLUDE ""
- 2. Syntax (including and excluding status codes)
-
range := (number | number "-" number | number "-" | "-" number | "*")
STATUSINCLUDE range [, ranges]
STATUSEXCLUDE range [, ranges]
- Notes
- All numbers must be in the range 100-599.
- Example
-
STATUSINCLUDE 200-299,304
- 3. Syntax (including and excluding dates)
-
partdate := ["+" | "-"] digit digit
date := partdate partdate partdate [":" partdate partdate]
FROM date
TO date
- Examples
-
FROM 990719:1200
TO -00-0101
- 4. Commands (reports)
-
REQINCLUDE,
REQEXCLUDE,
REDIRINCLUDE,
REDIREXCLUDE,
FAILINCLUDE,
FAILEXCLUDE,
TYPEINCLUDE,
TYPEEXCLUDE,
DIRINCLUDE,
DIREXCLUDE,
HOSTREPINCLUDE,
HOSTREPEXCLUDE,
REDIRHOSTINCLUDE,
REDIRHOSTEXCLUDE,
FAILHOSTINCLUDE,
FAILHOSTEXCLUDE,
DOMINCLUDE,
DOMEXCLUDE,
ORGINCLUDE,
ORGEXCLUDE,
REFREPINCLUDE,
REFREPEXCLUDE,
REFSITEINCLUDE,
REFSITEEXCLUDE,
SEARCHQUERYINCLUDE,
SEARCHQUERYEXCLUDE,
SEARCHWORDINCLUDE,
SEARCHWORDEXCLUDE,
INTSEARCHQUERYINCLUDE,
INTSEARCHQUERYEXCLUDE,
INTSEARCHWORDINCLUDE,
INTSEARCHWORDEXCLUDE,
REDIRREFINCLUDE,
REDIRREFEXCLUDE,
FAILREFINCLUDE,
FAILREFEXCLUDE,
BROWREPINCLUDE,
BROWREPEXCLUDE,
BROWSUMINCLUDE,
BROWSUMEXCLUDE,
OSINCLUDE,
OSEXCLUDE,
VHOSTREPINCLUDE,
VHOSTREPEXCLUDE,
REDIRVHOSTINCLUDE,
REDIRVHOSTEXCLUDE,
FAILVHOSTINCLUDE,
FAILVHOSTEXCLUDE,
USERREPINCLUDE,
USERREPEXCLUDE,
REDIRUSERINCLUDE,
REDIRUSEREXCLUDE,
FAILUSERINCLUDE,
FAILUSEREXCLUDE
- Syntax
-
COMMAND *item
COMMAND ("REGEXP:" | "REGEXPI:")regexp
- Notes
- Excludes an excluded item from one report only.
- Example
- REQINCLUDE pages
- 5. Commands (hyperlinks)
- See below.
- 6. Syntax (miscellaneous)
-
PAGEINCLUDE *file
PAGEEXCLUDE *file
ARGSINCLUDE *file
ARGSEXCLUDE *file
REFARGSINCLUDE *referrer
REFARGSEXCLUDE *referrer
ROBOTINCLUDE *browser
ROBOTEXCLUDE *browser
- Notes
- These can be regular expressions too.
- Examples
-
PAGEINCLUDE *.jsp
ROBOTINCLUDE *crawler*
- Syntax
-
DNSFILE localfile
DNS ("NONE" | "READ" | "LOOKUP" | "WRITE")
DNSLOCKFILE localfile
DNSGOODHOURS number
DNSBADHOURS number
DNSTIMEOUT number
- Examples
-
DNSFILE dnscache.txt
DNS WRITE
DNSBADHOURS 48
- Syntax
-
SUBDIR *file
SUBDOMAIN *subdomain
SUBDOMAIN subdomain name
SUBORG *subdomain
SUBTYPE *extension
SUBBROW *browser
REFDIR *referrer
- Examples
-
SUBDIR /jim/*/*
SUBTYPE *.gz
- Commands
- FILELOWMEM,
HOSTLOWMEM,
BROWLOWMEM,
REFLOWMEM,
USERLOWMEM,
VHOSTLOWMEM
- Syntax
-
COMMAND ("0" | "1" | "2" | "3")
- Example
-
HOSTLOWMEM 3
- Commands
- GENERAL,
ALL,
YEARLY,
QUARTERLY,
MONTHLY,
WEEKLY,
DAILYREP,
DAILYSUM,
HOURLYREP,
HOURLYSUM,
WEEKHOUR,
QUARTERREP,
QUARTERSUM,
FIVEREP,
FIVESUM,
HOST,
REDIRHOST,
FAILHOST,
ORGANISATION,
DOMAIN,
REQUEST,
DIRECTORY,
FILETYPE,
SIZE,
PROCTIME,
REDIR,
FAILURE,
REFERRER,
REFSITE,
SEARCHQUERY,
SEARCHWORD,
INTSEARCHQUERY,
INTSEARCHWORD,
REDIRREF,
FAILREF,
BROWSERREP,
BROWSERSUM,
OSREP,
VHOST,
REDIRVHOST,
FAILVHOST,
USER,
REDIRUSER,
FAILUSER,
STATUS
- Syntax
-
REPORTCOMMAND ("ON" | "OFF")
- Examples
-
ALL OFF
HOURLYREP ON
- Commands
- ALLGRAPH,
YEARGRAPH,
QUARTERLYGRAPH,
MONTHGRAPH,
WEEKGRAPH,
DAYREPGRAPH,
DAYSUMGRAPH,
HOURREPGRAPH,
HOURSUMGRAPH,
WEEKHOURGRAPH,
QUARTERREPGRAPH,
QUARTERSUMGRAPH,
FIVESUMGRAPH,
FIVEREPGRAPH
- Syntax
-
COMMAND ("R" | "r" | "P" | "p" | "B" | "b")
- Example
-
ALLGRAPH B
- Commands
- ALLBACK,
YEARBACK,
QUARTERLYBACK,
MONTHBACK,
WEEKBACK,
DAYREPBACK,
HOURREPBACK,
QUARTERREPBACK,
FIVEREPBACK
- Syntax
-
COMMAND ("ON" | "OFF")
- Example
-
ALLBACK ON
- Commands
- YEARROWS,
QUARTERLYROWS,
MONTHROWS,
WEEKROWS,
DAYREPROWS,
HOURREPROWS,
QUARTERREPROWS,
FIVEREPROWS
- Syntax
-
COMMAND number
- Example
-
QUARTERREPROWS 192
- 1. Commands (time reports)
-
TIMECOLS,
YEARCOLS,
WEEKLYCOLS,
MONTHCOLS,
WEEKCOLS,
DAYREPCOLS,
DAYSUMCOLS,
HOURREPCOLS,
HOURSUMCOLS,
WEEKHOURCOLS,
QUARTERREPCOLS,
QUARTERSUMCOLS,
FIVEREPCOLS,
FIVESUMCOLS
- Syntax
- cols1 := subset("RrPpBb")
COMMAND cols1
- Example
-
MONTHCOLS bRP
- 2. Commands (most success reports)
-
HOSTCOLS,
ORGCOLS,
DOMCOLS,
DIRCOLS,
REFCOLS,
REFSITECOLS,
SEARCHQUERYCOLS,
SEARCHWORDCOLS,
INTSEARCHQUERYCOLS,
INTSEARCHWORDCOLS,
BROWREPCOLS,
BROWSUMCOLS,
OSCOLS,
VHOSTCOLS,
USERCOLS
- Syntax
- cols2 := subset("NDdEeRrSsPpQqBbCc")
COMMAND cols2
- Example
-
USERCOLS BD
- 3. Syntax (Request and File Type Reports)
-
REQCOLS subset("NDdEeRrSspqBbCc")
TYPECOLS subset("NDdEeRrSsBbCc")
- Example
-
TYPECOLS NRb
- 4. Commands (failure, redirection and Status Code reports)
-
REDIRCOLS,
FAILCOLS,
REDIRHOSTCOLS,
FAILHOSTCOLS,
REDIRREFCOLS,
FAILREFCOLS,
REDIRVHOSTCOLS,
FAILVHOSTCOLS,
REDIRUSERCOLS,
FAILUSERCOLS,
STATUSCOLS
- Syntax
- cols4 := subset("NDdEeRrSs")
COMMAND cols4
- Example
-
FAILCOLS D
- 5. Commands (Size and Processing Time Reports)
-
SIZECOLS,
PROCTIMECOLS
- Syntax
- cols5 := subset("DdEeRrSsPpQqBbCc")
COMMAND cols5
- Example
-
SIZECOLS RB
- 1. Commands (most success reports)
-
HOSTSORTBY,
ORGSORTBY,
DOMSORTBY,
DIRSORTBY,
REFSORTBY,
REFSITESORTBY,
SEARCHQUERYSORTBY,
SEARCHWORDSORTBY,
INTSEARCHQUERYSORTBY,
INTSEARCHWORDSORTBY,
BROWREPSORTBY,
BROWSUMSORTBY,
OSSORTBY,
VHOSTSORTBY,
USERSORTBY,
SUBDIRSORTBY,
SUBDOMSORTBY,
SUBORGSORTBY,
SUBBROWSORTBY,
SUBOSSORTBY,
REFDIRSORTBY,
REFARGSSORTBY
- Syntax
sortby1 := ("REQUESTS" | "REQUESTS7" | "PAGES" | "PAGES7" |
"BYTES" | "BYTES7" | "DATE" | "FIRSTDATE" |
"ALPHABETICAL" | "RANDOM")
COMMAND sortby1
- Example
-
DOMSORTBY ALPHABETICAL
- 2. Commands (Request and File Type Reports)
-
REQSORTBY,
TYPESORTBY,
REQARGSSORTBY,
SUBTYPESORTBY
- Syntax
sortby2 := ("REQUESTS" | "REQUESTS7" | "BYTES" | "BYTES7" |
"DATE" | "FIRSTDATE" | "ALPHABETICAL" | "RANDOM")
COMMAND sortby2
- Example
-
REQSORTBY REQUESTS
- 3. Commands (failure, redirection and Status Code reports)
-
REDIRSORTBY,
FAILSORTBY,
REDIRHOSTSORTBY,
FAILHOSTSORTBY,
REDIRREFSORTBY,
FAILREFSORTBY,
REDIRVHOSTSORTBY,
FAILVHOSTSORTBY,
REDIRUSERSORTBY,
FAILUSERSORTBY,
STATUSSORTBY,
REDIRARGSSORTBY,
FAILARGSSORTBY,
REDIRREFARGSSORTBY,
FAILREFARGSSORTBY
- Syntax
sortby3 := ("REQUESTS" | "REQUESTS7" | "DATE" | "FIRSTDATE" |
"ALPHABETICAL" | "RANDOM")
COMMAND sortby3
- Example
-
FAILSORTBY DATE
- Commands (top-level)
-
HOSTFLOOR,
REDIRHOSTFLOOR,
FAILHOSTFLOOR,
ORGFLOOR,
DOMFLOOR,
REQFLOOR,
DIRFLOOR,
TYPEFLOOR,
REDIRFLOOR,
FAILFLOOR,
REFFLOOR,
REFSITEFLOOR,
SEARCHQUERYFLOOR,
SEARCHWORDFLOOR,
INTSEARCHQUERYFLOOR,
INTSEARCHWORDFLOOR,
REDIRREFFLOOR,
FAILREFFLOOR,
BROWREPFLOOR,
BROWSUMFLOOR,
OSFLOOR,
VHOSTFLOOR,
REDIRVHOSTFLOOR,
FAILVHOSTFLOOR,
USERFLOOR,
REDIRUSERFLOOR,
FAILUSERFLOOR,
STATUSFLOOR
- Commands (lower levels)
-
REQARGSFLOOR,
REDIRARGSFLOOR,
FAILARGSFLOOR,
REFARGSFLOOR,
REDIRREFARGSFLOOR,
FAILREFARGSFLOOR,
SUBDIRFLOOR,
SUBDOMFLOOR,
SUBORGFLOOR,
SUBTYPEFLOOR,
SUBBROWFLOOR,
SUBOSFLOOR,
REFDIRFLOOR
- Syntax
-
partdate := ["+" | "-"] digit digit
date := partdate partdate partdate [":" partdate partdate]
COMMAND number ("r" | "s" | "p" | "q")
COMMAND number ["k" | "M" | "G" | "T" | "P" | "E" | "Z" | "Y"] ("b" | "c")
COMMAND real ("%" | ":") ("r" | "s" | "p" | "q" | "b" | "c")
COMMAND date ("d" | "e")
COMMAND "-" number ("r" | "s" | "p" | "q" | "b" | "c" | "d" | "e")
- Notes
- Actually, this syntax isn't quite correct. REQFLOOR,
TYPEFLOOR, REQARGSFLOOR and SUBTYPEFLOOR
aren't allowed to be of type "p" or "q"; and
REDIRFLOOR,
FAILFLOOR, REDIRHOSTFLOOR, FAILHOSTFLOOR,
REDIRREFFLOOR, FAILREFFLOOR, REDIRVHOSTFLOOR,
FAILVHOSTFLOOR, REDIRUSERFLOOR, FAILUSERFLOOR,
STATUSFLOOR, REDIRARGSFLOOR,
FAILARGSFLOOR, REDIRREFARGSFLOOR and
FAILREFARGSFLOOR aren't allowed to be of type "p",
"q", "b" or "c".
- Examples
-
TYPEFLOOR -20r
REQARGSFLOOR 0.1%b
- 1. Commands (most success reports)
-
HOSTCHART,
ORGCHART,
DOMCHART,
REQCHART,
DIRCHART,
REFCHART,
REFSITECHART,
SEARCHQUERYCHART,
SEARCHWORDCHART,
INTSEARCHQUERYCHART,
INTSEARCHWORDCHART,
BROWREPCHART,
BROWSUMCHART,
OSCHART,
VHOSTCHART,
USERCHART,
SIZECHART,
PROCTIMECHART
- Syntax
chart1 := ("ON" | "OFF" | "REQUESTS" | "REQUESTS7" | "PAGES" | "PAGES7" |
"BYTES" | "BYTES7")
COMMAND chart1
- Example
-
DOMCHART BYTES
- 2. Commands (failure, redirection and Status Code reports)
-
REDIRHOSTCHART,
FAILHOSTCHART,
REDIRCHART,
FAILCHART,
REDIRREFCHART,
FAILREFCHART,
REDIRVHOSTCHART,
FAILVHOSTCHART,
REDIRUSERCHART,
FAILUSERCHART,
STATUSCHART
- Syntax
chart2 := ("ON" | "OFF" | "REQUESTS" | "REQUESTS7")
COMMAND chart2
- Example
-
FAILCHART ON
- 3. Syntax (TYPECHART)
-
TYPECHART ("ON" | "OFF" | "REQUESTS" | "REQUESTS7" | "BYTES" | "BYTES7")
- 4. Syntax (ALLCHART)
-
ALLCHART ("ON" | "OFF")
- 5. CHARTEXPAND commands
-
DIRCHARTEXPAND,
DOMCHARTEXPAND,
ORGCHARTEXPAND,
TYPECHARTEXPAND,
BROWCHARTEXPAND,
OSCHARTEXPAND,
REQCHARTEXPAND,
REDIRCHARTEXPAND,
FAILCHARTEXPAND,
REFCHARTEXPAND,
REDIRREFCHARTEXPAND,
FAILREFCHARTEXPAND,
REFSITECHARTEXPAND
- Syntax
COMMAND item[,item...]
- Example
-
DOMCHARTEXPAND .com,.net
- Syntax
-
REQLINKINCLUDE *file
REQLINKEXCLUDE *file
REDIRLINKINCLUDE *file
REDIRLINKEXCLUDE *file
FAILLINKINCLUDE *file
FAILLINKEXCLUDE *file
REFLINKINCLUDE *referrer
REFLINKEXCLUDE *referrer
REDIRREFLINKINCLUDE *referrer
REDIRREFLINKEXCLUDE *referrer
FAILREFLINKINCLUDE *referrer
FAILREFLINKEXCLUDE *referrer
BASEURL prefix_string
- Notes
- The LINK commands can be regular expressions too.
- Examples
-
REQLINKINCLUDE pages
REFLINKINCLUDE *.cgi,*.cgi?*
BASEURL http://www.mycompany.com
- Syntax
LANGUAGE ("ARMENIAN" | "BULGARIAN" | "BULGARIAN-MIK" | "CATALAN" |
"TRAD-CHINESE" | "CZECH" | "CZECH-1250" | "DANISH" | "DUTCH" |
"ENGLISH" | "US-ENGLISH" | "FINNISH" | "FRENCH" | "GERMAN" |
"HUNGARIAN" | "ITALIAN" | "JAPANESE-EUC" | "JAPANESE-JIS" |
"JAPANESE-SJIS" | "JAPANESE-UTF" | "KOREAN" | "LATVIAN" |
"NORWEGIAN" | "NYNORSK" | "POLISH" | "PORTUGUESE" |
"BR-PORTUGUESE" | "RUSSIAN" | "RUSSIAN-1251" | "SERBIAN" |
"SLOVENE" | "SLOVENE-1250" | "SPANISH" | "SWEDISH" | "SWEDISH-ALT" |
"TURKISH" | "UKRAINIAN")
LANGFILE localfile
DOMAINSFILE localfile
DESCFILE localfile
- Notes
- I hope that the other languages which were available in previous versions
of analog -- BOSNIAN, SIMP-CHINESE,
TRAD-CHINESE, CROATIAN, FINNISH,
GREEK, ICELANDIC, LITHUANIAN,
BR-PORTUGUESE, ROMANIAN,
SLOVAK and SPANISH -- will be available for download
from the analog home page soon.
- Examples
-
LANGUAGE ITALIAN
LANGFILE hindi.lng
- Syntax
-
OUTPUT ("HTML" | "PLAIN" | "ASCII" | "LATEX" | "COMPUTER" | "NONE")
GOTOS ("ON" | "OFF" | "FEW")
RUNTIME ("ON" | "OFF")
DESCRIPTIONS ("ON" | "OFF")
REPORTSPAN ("ON" | "OFF")
REPORTSPANTHRESHOLD number
LASTSEVEN ("ON" | "OFF")
REPORTORDER perm("x1QmWDdHwh4657oZSlLujJkKfsNnBbpvRMcPztiEIYyr")
GENSUMLINES ("ALL" | ["+" | "-"] subset("BCDEFGHIJKLMN"))
IMAGEDIR URL
CHARTDIR fmtURL
LOCALCHARTDIR localfmtfile
JPEGCHARTS ("ON" | "OFF")
PNGIMAGES ("ON" | "OFF")
NOROBOTS ("ON" | "OFF")
LOGO (URL | "none")
HOSTNAME string
HOSTURL (URL | "none")
HEADERFILE (localfile | "none")
FOOTERFILE (localfile | "none")
STYLESHEET (URL | "none")
SEPCHAR (char | "none")
REPSEPCHAR (char | "none")
DECPOINT char
COMPSEP string
RAWBYTES ("ON" | "OFF")
HTMLPAGEWIDTH number
PLAINPAGEWIDTH number
LATEXPAGEWIDTH number
PDFLATEX ("ON" | "OFF")
BARSTYLE ("a" | "b" | "c" | "d" | "e" | "f" | "g" | "h" | "i" | "j")
MARKCHAR char
MINGRAPHWIDTH number
WEEKBEGINSON ("SUNDAY" | "MONDAY" | "TUESDAY" | "WEDNESDAY" | "THURSDAY" | "FRIDAY" | "SATURDAY")
SEARCHENGINE *referrer comma-separated-strings
INTSEARCHENGINE *file comma-separated-strings
- Examples
- Too many to list. See the documentation on each individual command.
- Syntax
-
SETTINGS ("ON" | "OFF")
DEBUG ("ON" | "OFF" | ["+" | "-"] subset("CDFSU"))
WARNINGS ("ON" | "OFF" | ["+" | "-"] subset("CDEFLMR"))
PROGRESSFREQ number
ERRFILE localfile
ERRLINELENGTH number
- Examples
-
DEBUG ON
DEBUG CF
WARNINGS -DL
PROGRESSFREQ 50000
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Stephen Turner
25 June 2002
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