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Analog 5.92beta1: 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 *.Z "/usr/bin/uncompress -c"
- 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] $1)
- 3. Other commands: syntax
-
CASE ("SENSITIVE" | "INSENSITIVE")
USERCASE ("SENSITIVE" | "INSENSITIVE")
SEARCHCHARCONVERT ("ON" | "OFF")
DIRSUFFIX suffix
LOGTIMEOFFSET ["+" | "-"] number
TIMEOFFSET ["+" | "-"] number
304ISSUCCESS ("ON" | "OFF")
- Examples
-
CASE SENSITIVE
DIRSUFFIX index.htm
LOGTIMEOFFSET -300
- 1. Commands (items)
-
FILEINCLUDE,
FILEEXCLUDE,
HOSTINCLUDE,
HOSTEXCLUDE,
BROWINCLUDE,
BROWEXCLUDE,
REFINCLUDE,
REFEXCLUDE,
USERINCLUDE,
USEREXCLUDE,
VHOSTINCLUDE,
VHOSTEXCLUDE
- Syntax
-
COMMAND (*item | "")
COMMAND ("REGEXP:" | "REGEXPI:")regexp
- Notes
- Excludes all logfile entries containing an excluded item from all reports.
Includes and excludes are done after aliases, so the item is the
aliased name, if applicable. HOSTINCLUDE and
HOSTEXCLUDE can also take IP
address ranges and subnet masks.
- Examples
-
FILEINCLUDE /jim/*,/jane/*
FILEINCLUDE REGEXP:^/~[^/]*/$
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.
HOSTREP*, REDIRHOST* and FAILHOST*
can also take IP address ranges and subnet
masks.
- 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,
QUARTERLYCOLS,
WEEKCOLS,
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" | "BASQUE" | "BULGARIAN" | "BULGARIAN-MIK" |
"CATALAN" | "SIMP-CHINESE" | "TRAD-CHINESE" | "CZECH" |
"CZECH-1250" | "DANISH" | "DUTCH" | "ENGLISH" | "US-ENGLISH" |
"FINNISH" | "FRENCH" | "GERMAN" | "HUNGARIAN" | "INDONESIAN" |
"ITALIAN" | "JAPANESE-EUC" | "JAPANESE-JIS" | "JAPANESE-SJIS" |
"JAPANESE-UTF" | "KOREAN" | "LATVIAN" | "NORWEGIAN" | "NYNORSK" |
"POLISH" | "PORTUGUESE" | "BR-PORTUGUESE" | "RUSSIAN" |
"RUSSIAN-1251" | "SERBIAN" | "SLOVAK" | "SLOVAK-1250" | "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 ("XHTML" | "HTML" | "PLAIN" | "ASCII" | "LATEX" | "COMPUTER" | "XML" | "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")
LOGOURL (URL | "none")
HOSTNAME string
HOSTURL (URL | "none")
HEADERFILE (localfile | "none")
FOOTERFILE (localfile | "none")
STYLESHEET (URL | "none")
CSSPREFIX (string | "none")
SEPCHAR (char | "none")
REPSEPCHAR (char | "none")
DECPOINT char
COMPSEP string
RAWBYTES ("ON" | "OFF")
BYTESDP number
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
14 November 2004
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