# Copy this file into awstats.www.mydomain.conf and edit this new config file
# to setup AWStats (See documentation in docs/ directory).
# The config file must be in /etc/awstats, /usr/local/etc/awstats or /etc (for
-# Unix/Linux) or same directory than awstats.pl (Windows, Mac, Unix/Linux...)
+# Unix/Linux) or same directory as awstats.pl (Windows, Mac, Unix/Linux...)
# To include an environment variable in any parameter (AWStats will replace
# it with its value when reading it), follow the example:
# Parameter="__ENVNAME__"
# Example: "../logs/mycombinedlog.log"
# You can also use tags in this filename if you need a dynamic file name
# depending on date or time (Replacement is made by AWStats at the beginning
-# of its execution). This is available tags :
+# of its execution). These are the available tags :
# %YYYY-n is replaced with 4 digits year we were n hours ago
# %YY-n is replaced with 2 digits year we were n hours ago
# %MM-n is replaced with 2 digits month we were n hours ago
# W - For a web log file
# S - For a streaming log file
# M - For a mail log file
-# F - For a ftp log file
+# F - For an ftp log file
# Example: W
# Default: W
#
# number of possible names/addresses to have the best performances.
# You can repeat the "SiteDomain" value in this list.
# This parameter is used to analyze referer field in log file and to help
-# AWStats to know if a referer URL is a local URL of same site or an URL of
+# AWStats to know if a referer URL is a local URL of same site or a URL of
# another site.
# Note: Use space between each value.
# Note: You can use regular expression values writing value with REGEX[value].
# If you want to have hosts reported by name instead of ip address, AWStats
-# need to make reverse DNS lookups (if not already done in your log file).
+# needs to make reverse DNS lookups (if not already done in your log file).
# With DNSLookup to 0, all hosts will be reported by their IP addresses and
# not by the full hostname of visitors (except if names are already available
# in log file).
-# If you want/need to set DNSLookup to 1, don't forget that this will reduce
-# dramatically AWStats update process speed. Do not use on large web sites.
+# If you want/need to set DNSLookup to 1, don't forget that this will
+# dramatically reduce AWStats's update process speed. Do not use on large web
+# sites.
# Note: Reverse DNS lookup is done on IPv4 only (Enable ipv6 plugin for IPv6).
# Note: Result of DNS Lookup can be used to build the Country report. However
-# it is highly recommanded to enable the plugin 'geoip' or 'geoipfree' to
-# have an accurate Country report with no need of DNS Lookup.
+# it is highly recommended to enable the plugin 'geoip' or 'geoipfree' to
+# have an accurate Country report with no need for DNS Lookup.
# Possible values:
# 0 - No DNS Lookup
# 1 - DNS Lookup is fully enabled
DirIcons="/icon"
-# When this parameter is set to 1, AWStats adds a button on report page to
+# When this parameter is set to 1, AWStats adds a button on the report page to
# allow to "update" statistics from a web browser. Warning, when "update" is
# made from a browser, AWStats is run as a CGI by the web server user defined
# in your web server (user "nobody" by default with Apache, "IUSR_XXX" with
AllowToUpdateStatsFromBrowser=0
-# AWStats saves and sorts its database on a month basis (except if using
+# AWStats saves and sorts its database on a monthly basis (except if using
# databasebreak option from command line).
# However, if you choose the -month=all from command line or
# value '-Year-' from CGI combo form to have a report for all year, AWStats
# directory. This lock is to avoid to have 2 update processes running at the
# same time to prevent unknown conflicts problems and avoid DoS attacks when
# AllowToUpdateStatsFromBrowser is set to 1.
-# Because, when you use lock file, you can experience sometimes problems in
-# lock file not correctly removed (killed process for example requires that
-# you remove the file manualy), this option is not enabled by default (Do
+# Because, when you use lock file, you can sometimes experience problems if
+# lock file is not correctly removed (killed process for example requires that
+# you remove the file manually), this option is not enabled by default (Do
# not enable this option with no console server access).
# Change : Effective immediately
# Possible values: 0 or 1
AllowAccessFromWebToFollowingIPAddresses=""
-# If the "DirData" directory (see above) does not exist, AWStats return an
+# If the "DirData" directory (see above) does not exist, AWStats returns an
# error. However, you can ask AWStats to create it.
-# This option can be used by some Web Hosting Providers that has defined a
+# This option can be used by some Web Hosting Providers that have defined a
# dynamic value for DirData (for example DirData="/home/__REMOTE_USER__") and
# don't want to have to create a new directory each time they add a new user.
# Change : Effective immediately
CreateDirDataIfNotExists=0
-# You can choose in which format the Awstats history database is saved.
-# Note: Using "xml" format make AWStats building database files three times
-# larger than using "text" format.
+# You can choose in which format the AWStats history database is saved.
+# Note: Using "xml" format makes AWStats database files three times larger than
+# using "text" format.
# Change : Database format is switched after next update
# Possible values: text or xml
# Default: text
BuildReportFormat=html
-# AWStats databases can be updated from command line of from a browser (when
+# AWStats databases can be updated from command line or from a browser (when
# used as a cgi program). So AWStats database files need write permission
-# for both command line user and default web server user (nobody for Unix,
-# IUSR_xxx for IIS/Windows,...).
+# for both command line user and default web server user ('nobody' for Unix,
+# 'IUSR_xxx' for IIS/Windows,...).
# To avoid permission problems between update process (run by an admin user)
# and CGI process (ran by a low level user), AWStats can save its database
# files with read and write permissions for everyone.
PurgeLogFile=0
-# When PurgeLogFile is setup to 1, AWStats will clean your log file after
+# When PurgeLogFile is set to 1, AWStats will clean your log file after
# processing it. You can however keep an archive file of all processed log
# records by setting this parameter (For example if you want to use another
# log analyzer). The archived log file is saved in "DirData" with name
# Each time you run the update process, AWStats overwrites the 'historic file'
# for the month (awstatsMMYYYY[.*].txt) with the updated one.
-# When write errors occurs (IO, disk full,...), this historic file can be
+# When write errors occur (IO, disk full,...), this historic file can be
# corrupted and must be deleted. Because this file contains information of all
-# past processed log files, you will loose old stats if removed. So you can
+# past processed log files, you will lose old stats if removed. So you can
# ask AWStats to save last non corrupted file in a .bak file. This file is
# stored in "DirData" directory with other 'historic files'.
# Change : Effective for new updates only
#
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