On Fri, 12 Mar 1999, Stephen Obenski wrote:
> Try using a browser report (not summary) and the below aliases. I've found
> this very successful. It's difficult to get platform information
> because of the format of the logs and the limitations involved in using
> wildcards, so I settled for these. If anyone can tell me how to
> construct better aliases using wildcards which pull out platform info
> too, please let me know!!!
The only way I know of is to examine your browser report with no aliasing
and construct aliases based on the browsers listed. I have approximately
225 browser aliases in my config file that alias browsers into the format
BROWSER (OS; PLATFORM). My aliases break the browsers down into minor
version differences but could be slightly edited to only return the major
versions. I would be willing to post them as a text file on the Web if
anyone would be interested. I don't claim to have an exhaustive list as
I only alias the browsers that have been used to view pages on our Web
server and we have a relatively small amount of traffic.
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