Aengus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> 
> Andreas Kuhn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >  <at> Aengus: Pageinclude is what I am still using as you can see in a
> > further answer. But I am not sure wether i need to use cols or change
> > the settings for cols. I think the standardsettings should be correct
> > for me?
> 
> the Request Report only shows "Requests", because if the item in 
> question is a Page, then Page Requests = Requests, and if the item is 
> not a Page, then Page Requests = 0, so the "Page Requests" column is 
> redundant.
> 
> Other reports, such as the Daily Summary, show the Requests column and 
> the Page Requests column by default (and the bar chart is based on Page 
> Requests).
> 
> The General Summary lists both Requests and Page Requests.
> 
> The Browser Report shows Requests and Page Requests by default (a 
> browser that only browses pages is probably a spider, and the Requests 
> and Page Requests column will be the same).
> 
> The Organization Report and Host Report only show the Request column by 
> default.
> 
> If you exclude everything except pages, then every Request will be a 
> Page Request, so you won't get any additional information by changing 
> your COLS settings.
> 
> But rather than excluding all the other files, sometimes you're better 
> off using
> REQINCLUDE pages
> to analyse evrything, but only list items that you have identified as 
> Pages in the Request Report. (Make sure you use the PAGEINCLUDE command 
> to tell Ananlog to treat .pdf files as Pages).
> 
> > I thought/ hoped, that identified Robots/ Crawler would be excluded
> > automatically from the "Request Reports". Don't ask me how i got
> > this.  )
> 
> No, ROBOTINCLUDE tells Analog what Browser strings to consider 
> Robots/spiders. If you want to exclude all requests from a particular 
> User Agent string, you need to use BROWEXCLUDE. (Just do a 
> search/replace on the ROBOTEXCLUDE list I pointed to earlier).
> 
> Aengus 
> 

Thanks for the explanations. This gives me some hope; as i wasn't that far 
away from beeing wright.  ;-)


I am trying to use the BROWEXCLUDE command (BROWEXLUDE *crawler* ; BROWEXLUDE 
*bot*; BROWEXLUDE ICCRawler*; ...) but i get no diffenrences in my reports. 

The Crawler are still listed in the Browserreport and OSreport. 

I placed the commands in the section where I include and exclude the pages, 
than I placed them below the Reports (REQUEST ON ; REQFLOOR 1R; 
BROWEXCLUDE...) (BROWREP ON; BROWEXCLUDE...) and so on. 

What am I making wrong?  

The docs give me explanations about the comments and sometimes the complete 
string, but not where to put in the configfile. 

As I am still learning on this, I have some trouble in understanding how to 
use the commands correctly.

Thank you all again for helping me and your patience.

Greetz
Andreas 


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