Jeremy Wadsack schrieb:
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However, I'm not sure that answers your original question. Analog's
reports will show the top number of results based on FLOOR settings.
You can change the floor for a given report to have it show more data.
For example, this will show all requests (because everything has at
least one request):
REQFLOOR 1r
I introduced this setting (REQFLOOR 1r) now in my config file, I also
included
FILEINCLUDE *.pdf
Still I don't see a single .pdf in the list of requested files (last
listing in the report).
I have about 3000 .pdf file requests in the original apache access_log file.
I assume the file extension (FILEINCLUDE syntax) isn't case sensitive.
See http://analog.cx/docs/othreps.html#FLOOR for details.
Also, if you just want a report that shows PDF, you can use the
FILEINCLUDE to get that (assuming no previous FILEEXCLUDEs exist in
your config):
FILEINCLUDE *.pdf
As you'll find if you peruse the archives of this list, PDF requests
often show multiple times for a given file because some versions of
Adobe Acrobat Reader will load a page at a time from the server. So
the number of requests to the PDF may be higher than the actual number
of reads.
As HTTP is stateless and cached, there's no accurate way to ensure
that you know how many actual read you had.
OK. Good to know. I just would like to know about a possible increase
over all, assuming the behaviour of the clients remains the same.
--
Christoph Kukulies
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Jeremy Wadsack
On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 9:52 AM, Christoph Kukulies <k...@kukulies.org
<mailto:k...@kukulies.org>> wrote:
Our marketing people are interested in how often certain .PDF
documents accessed (downloaded)
but depending on the hit statistics these do not appear in the
listed files (only under others).
I already thought of putting index.htm (the most accessed files in
folders and subfolders)
on the FILEEXCLUDE list. This doesn't seem to work.
FILEEXCLUDE index.htm
doesn't make it disappear in the statistics of accessed files.
--
Christoph
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