> On Mon, 15 Jan 2001, Stephen Turner wrote:
> > On Mon, 15 Jan 2001, Dave Shield wrote:
> > >
> > > Well, one problem with this approach is that the graphical files are
> > > still included in the General summary
> >
> > The General Summary lists "requests for pages" as well as just plain
> > "requests".
>
> But it also includes counts of failures and redirects, distinct numbers
> of files and hosts, and data totals/averages - all of which appear to
> include the graphical files as well.
>
>
> > Actually, you can almost do this already, with something like
> > FILEINCLUDE /~wombat/*.html,/~wombat*/
> > depdending exactly what you want to count.
>
> Does that pattern match files in subdirectories as well?
> If so, then that might be the easiest approach for our needs - thanks.
>
>
> It wouldn't take account of any changes to the definition of 'a page'
> (i.e. PAGE{IN,EX}CLUDE) of course, so they'd need to be tracked separately.
> But that's a relatively uncommon requirement, so wouldn't be too arduous.
> I'd still like to investigate possibilities for using the built-in
> page definitions, but this will at least take some of the pressure off.
>
> Thanks again (both for the assistance, and the program itself!)
>
> Dave
>
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