I've gotten that far. Obviously I have to include the scripts in the
report before I can set floors on their arguments. But, I'm still having
problems with REFARGSINCLUDE, REFARGSEXCLUDE, and REFARGSFLOOR. I have the
script I want to report on included, the one I don't is excluded, and
the floor is set. Yet it still ignores the exclude and the floor,
reporting every set of arguments to every script in the referrer report
that has 10 requests or more.
>From my config file:
REFARGSEXCLUDE /dir.pl
REFARGSINCLUDE /clickthrough.php3
REFARGSFLOOR 50r
This ought to exlude /dir.pl form arguments reporting in the referrer
report. The /clickthrough.php3 script should be included for arguments
reporting in referrer report. And the floor for the arguments reporting
should be set to 50 requests minimum.
But this is what these setting produce in the final report:
(I changed the actual arguments for security reasons)
reqs: file
--:
114904: /clickthrough.php3
27236: /clickthrough.php3?url=one set of arguments
7323: /clickthrough.php3?url=another set of arguments
6473: /clickthrough.php3?url=even more different arguments
.
.
.
.
22: /clickthrough.php3?url=obscure set of arguments
17: /clickthrough.php3?url=even more obscure set of arguments
12: /clickthrough.php3?url=really obscure set of arguments
45390: /dir.pl
18: /dir.pl?field_name=dir 1
12: /dir.pl?field_name=dir 2
12: /dir.pl?field_name=dir 3
According to the config parameters any set of arguments with less than 50
requests to /clickthrough.pl should not be reported, yet it is. And no
arguments for /dir.pl should be reported at all, yet they are. All of the
referrer report is using an REFARGSFLOOR of 10r apparently from looking
through the report even though I specifically set the floor to 50r.
Can somebody please help me out here? I've been fiddling with this thing
for days now and still can't get it to work right. It's driving me crazy.
On Mon, 12 Mar 2001, Stephen Turner wrote:
> I'm not exactly sure what you've done wrong, but it certainly looks as if
> you haven't understood the interaction between *ARGSINCLUDE and *ARGSFLOOR.
>
> *ARGSINCLUDE says whether the arguments should be read from the logfile at
> all for given filenames or referrers. It affects all the reports. The
> *ARGSFLOOR commands, on the other hand, say how many arguments to include in
> each report.
>
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