*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro*
Alle 14.21 Saturday 03/06/2000 -0500, Terry Smythe ha mandato a Marco
questo messaggio:
> > Is all in the Analog documentation and in the mail list archive.
>Thank you for your gracious tip. When all else fails, read the
>instructions....... :-)
The "unique visitor count" question arise twice a month... I think every
possible answer was given.
In any case it's always better to read docs *before* problems, so you can
show a lot of wizardry: an "expert" is just who reads manuals before you :-)
>As a piece of useful information, the Request Report is very
>helpful in determining which documents are requested most
>frequently. Unfortunately, I could not find any reference in
>the docs to suppress the cut-off at the bottom of the list. It
>would be as useful to know what documents are not being requested
>as those that are.
set
REQINCLUDE * # include every file
REQFLOOR 0R
REQSORTBY REQUESTS
REQARGSFLOOR 0R
REQARGSSORTBY REQUESTS
REQCOLS NRBD # number, requests, bytes, date
ALL OFF
REQUEST ON
This can make a very huge file, but you can see only your requests along
with dates.
Can also be useful to sort by DATE instead by REQUESTS.
To see just requests for GIFs and JPGs set
REQEXCLUDE * # exclude all
REQINCLUDE *.gif, *.jpg
>On a web site containing 700+ documents consuming 19 megs, the
>documents that do not get requested are very important to know, so
>a decision can be made to delete them.
Be careful deleting files: they can be linked elsewhere on the Net, so
deleting them you can cut any link to your site.
Better to replace them with a "jump" page going to main index. If you're
really short of space ask your provider to set up a customized 404 error
driving visitors to main page. This can be done in Apache simply adding
this line to the httpd config file:
ErrorDocument 404 /err/my404.html
Our ISP company leases traffic instead of hard-disk space, so we suggest
our customers to avoid deletions.
However it's better to improve the HTML code of your pages instead of
delete them: to clean by hand a FrontPage document can reduce its size
(thus downloading speed) of 30% or more.
My site has 1100 entries (480 pages, 380 images, and a lot of scripts) and
it's still at 10 Mb.
There are lots of other tips: for example, if your background is
called "background_with_pink_and_red_flowers.jpg", you can save 35 bytes
every page renaming it simply as "b.jpg". Not a lot, but if the page has
1,000,000 visitors/day your traffic decrease of 35 Mb/day, and on a 700
pages site (if every page has same background) you can save 24 kb: the size
of an average page.
Moreover, to reuse same images make the site faster, because they are
cached by browsers.
>I perceive that some
>some kind of FILEFLOOR command might force a count down to the last
>document, but I could not find any reference to a FLOOR command
>against FILE.
FLOORS are listed in the "Quick Reference" page:
HOSTFLOOR, ORGFLOOR, DOMFLOOR, REQFLOOR, DIRFLOOR, TYPEFLOOR, REDIRFLOOR,
FAILFLOOR, REFFLOOR, REFSITEFLOOR, SEARCHQUERYFLOOR, SEARCHWORDFLOOR,
REDIRREFFLOOR, FAILREFFLOOR, FULLBROWFLOOR, BROWFLOOR, OSFLOOR, VHOSTFLOOR,
USERFLOOR, FAILUSERFLOOR, STATUSFLOOR
REQARGSFLOOR, REDIRARGSFLOOR, FAILARGSFLOOR, REFARGSFLOOR,
REDIRREFARGSFLOOR, FAILREFARGSFLOOR, SUBDIRFLOOR, SUBDOMFLOOR, SUBORGFLOOR,
SUBTYPEFLOOR, SUBBROWFLOOR, SUBOSFLOOR, REFDIRFLOOR
And everyone can be set to 0r to show *all* requests.
To use 0 floors gives always giant pages, sometimes many megabytes, so it's
better to activate only a report at a time (and this is why I suggest
Stephen to split the output on separate pages)
Hope this helps!
Bye
Marco Bernardini
------------------------------------------------------------------------
This is the analog-help mailing list. To unsubscribe from this
mailing list, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
with "unsubscribe" in the main BODY OF THE MESSAGE.
List archived at http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/
------------------------------------------------------------------------
