Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote:
1. I'm using
SUBDOMAIN *.aero.* SUBDOMAIN *.arpa.* SUBDOMAIN *.biz.* SUBDOMAIN *.com.* SUBDOMAIN *.coop.* SUBDOMAIN *.edu.* SUBDOMAIN *.gov.* SUBDOMAIN *.info.* SUBDOMAIN *.int.* SUBDOMAIN *.mil.* SUBDOMAIN *.museum.* SUBDOMAIN *.name.* SUBDOMAIN *.net.* SUBDOMAIN *.org.* SUBDOMAIN *.pro.* SUBDOMAIN *.*
in my config file. Is this the best way to get one level above the domain? In the report, I would like to sort by U.S. first (i.e., *.*) and then international. Is there a way to do that? Also, when displaying the results, I get
.com something.com something_else.com
.uk .com.uk .something.com.uk .something_else.com.uk .net.uk .something.net.uk .something_else.net.uk
Is there a way to only display the 3rd levels for international domains? If domain name not found, is there a way to specify 3 levels for IP address, but keep the 2-level domain for names (i.e., something.com or 123.456.789)?
The Organization Report does this already very well. Try this:
ORGANISATION ON
http://analog.cx/docs/output.html#replist
2. Is there a way to clump the organizations and host names the same way?
There is a SUBORG command that will do hierarchical ranking of organizations. The Host Report does not ahve this because you can achieve the same with enough *'s in SUBDOMAIN or SUBORG.
3. Is there a way to filter on multiple criteria (i.e., I would like top 20%
requests and top 20% bytes)?
This is not supported.
4. Is there an online page for submitted stylesheets (XSL and CSS)?
Not yet.
5. Is Report Magic still active?
Yes.
-- Jeremy Wadsack Seven Simple Machines
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