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# rdata.ini
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# Descriptions and titles for reports 
# Last Updated: 2000 August 25 By: JW
# For use with Report Magic for Analog 2.0
# Compatible with Analog 4.11
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#
# HOW TO USE AND MODIFY
#
# In each section, you can change descriptive text for another 
# language. You can change the types of graphs used in each report (if any). 
# And you can set some display and formatting options. Below is a list of 
# the parameters (keys) and what they mean.
#
# ShortName
# This corresponds to the Analog config file report name. It should be 
# unique within the scope of all reports.
#
# LongName
# This field specifies the descriptive name (title) given to the reports.
#
# DataName
# This is the name of the data type in tables and graphs (e.g. Monthly 
# Report shows Data for each "Month")
#
# ReportType
# This tell what type of report to generate. The following options are 
# available:
#	General - The General Summary
#	TimeReport - Any time report (e.g. Monthly Report, Weekly Report)
#	TimeSummary - Any time summary (e.g. Daily Summary, Hourly Summary)
#	Range - Reports that provide data in ranges (e.g. File Size, Processing Time)
#	Simple - A simple report, usable for most data
#	HierarchicalReport - A report with items in hierarchies
#	Quick - The Quick Summary
#	
# Truncate
# This option is available for Simple and Hierarchical reports. It tells the number of 
# characters to truncate the displayed text at. 
#
# IncludeLinks
# This option is available for Simple and Hierarchical reports. If set then the 
# data points will be hyperlinked according to the wildcard matching. This can be a
# comma-separated list of wildcards matches. So, for example, "*" will link every entry 
# and "*.html,*.htm,*/" will match page requests.
#
# SmallFont
# This option is available for Simple and Hierarchical reports. If set to 1, then the 
# data will be displayed in a smaller typeface
#
# TimeFormat
# This gives a format specifier for displaying time data. You can use 'm' for 
# months, d for days, y for years, h for hours or 'n' for minutes. In general one or 
# two repeated codes give a number of at least that many digits. "mmm" for 
# months gives a three letter abbreviation and "mmmm" gives a full month 
# name (see ShortMonths and LongMonths in lang.ini). "www" and "wwww" 
# correspond the the weekday abbreviations and names (see shortDays and 
# longDays in lang.ini). A more complete description of the date 
# formatting is in the docs in docs/datefmts.html.
#
# GraphType
# This tells what type of graph(s) (if any) to use. If nothing is given, then 
# the report has no graphs. Otherwise you can choose 'Bar', 'Line', or 
# 'Pie'. More than one type can be used by separating them with commas. The 
# Bar and Line graphs only work on count data (number of requests, pages or 
# bytes). The Pie graph only works on percent data (percent of requests, 
# pages or bytes).
#
# MostActive
# This is the phrase used in the quick summary reports. Usually something
# like 'Most active week' or 'Most active browser'.
#
# Average
# The phrase used in summaries to describe average results over the report.
# For example, "Monthly average." This is currently only applicable to 
# TimeReport type reports.
#
# SummaryN
# This describes one or more Summary rows appended to a TimeSummary type report.
# The format of the option is a range specifier in brackets followed by the text 
# to be used for the summary row label. The range specifier can be a comma-separated
# list of values (e.g. [1,7]) or a range indicated with a hyphen (e.g. [7-16]). Ranges
# are inclusive.
#
# Description
# This is the long text description provided at the top of each report.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------

[x]
ShortName = GENERAL
LongName = General Summary
DataName = General Summary
ReportType = GeneralSummary
Description = <<EOT
The General Summary provides a quick overview of the general statistics for 
the entire web site during the report time frame.
EOT

[1_]
ShortName = YEARLY
LongName = Yearly Report
DataName = Year
TimeFormat = yyyy
ReportType = TimeReport
Description = <<EOT
The Yearly Report shows total activity on your site for each calendar year. 
Remember that each page hit can result in several server requests as the images 
for each page are loaded. <BR><B>Note:</B> Most likely, the first and last years 
will not represent a complete year's worth of data, resulting in lower hits.
EOT

[Q_]
ShortName = QUARTERLY
LongName = Quarterly Report
DataName = Quarter
TimeFormat = q yyyy
ReportType = TimeReport
Description = <<EOT
The Quarterly Report shows total activity on your site for each quarter of a 
year. Remember that each page hit can result in several server requests as the 
images for each page are loaded. <BR><B>Note:</B> Most likely, the first and 
last quarters will not represent a complete quarter's worth of data, resulting 
in lower hits.
EOT

[m]
ShortName = MONTHLY
LongName = Monthly Report
DataName = Month
ReportType = TimeReport
TimeFormat = mmmm yyyy
GraphType = Line
MostActive = Most active month
Average = Monthly average
Description = <<EOT
The Monthly Report identifies activity for each month in the report 
time frame. Remember that each page hit can result in several server requests 
as the images for each page are loaded. <BR><B>Note:</B> Depending on the 
report time frame, the first and last months may not represent a complete 
month's worth of data, resulting in lower hits.
EOT

[W_]
ShortName = WEEKLY
LongName = Weekly Report
DataName = Week beginning
ReportType = TimeReport
TimeFormat = mmmm d, yyyy
GraphType = Line
MostActive = Most active week beginning
Average = Weekly average
Description = <<EOT
The Weekly Report identifies the activity for each week within the report 
time frame. Remember that one page hit can result in several server requests 
as the images for each page are loaded. <BR><B>Note:</B> Depending on the 
report time frame for this report the first and last week may not represent 
a full seven day week, resulting in lower hits.
EOT

[D_]
ShortName = DAILYREP
LongName = Daily Report
DataName = Day
ReportType = TimeReport
TimeFormat = mmmm d, yyyy
GraphType = Line
MostActive = Most active day
Average = Daily average
Description = <<EOT
The Daily Report identifies the activity for each day within the reporting 
period. Remember that one page hit can result in several server requests as 
the images for each page are loaded.
EOT

[d]
ShortName = DAILYSUM
LongName = Daily Summary
DataName = Day of the week
ReportType = TimeSummary
TimeFormat = wwww
GraphType = Bar,Pie
MostActive = Most active day of the week
# Summaries for this report must match Analog's abbreviations for the langauge. 
Summary1 = [mon,tue,wed,thu,fri],Total Weekdays
Summary2 = [sun,sat],Total Weekend
Description = <<EOT
The Daily Summary identifies the level of activity as a total for each day 
of the week. This summary also compares the level of activity on weekdays 
and weekends as a total for the report time frame.
EOT

[H_]
ShortName = HOURLYREP
LongName = Hourly Report
DataName = Hour
ReportType = TimeReport
TimeFormat = mmm d, yyyy h:00 - h:59
GraphType = Line
MostActive = Most active hour
Average = Hourly average
Description = <<EOT
The Hourly Report identifies the level of activity for each hour within the 
report timeframe. Remember that one page hit can result in several server 
requests as the images for each page are loaded.
EOT

[h]
ShortName = HOURLYSUM
LongName = Hourly Summary
DataName = Hour
ReportType = TimeSummary
TimeFormat = h:00 - h:59
GraphType = Bar,Pie
MostActive = Most active hour of the day
# Summaries for this report can just list the hour (in 24-hour format)
Summary1 = [8-16],Work Hours (8:00am-4:59pm)
Summary2 = [0-7,17-23],After Hours (5:00pm-7:59am)
Description = <<EOT
The Hourly Summary identifies the level of activity broken down by each 
hour. Remember that one page hit can result in several server requests as 
the images for each page are loaded. This summary also compares the level of 
activity during working hours and after hours as a total for the report time 
frame.
EOT

[w]
ShortName = WEEKHOUR
LongName = Hour of the Week Summary
DataName = Hour
ReportType = TimeSummary
TimeFormat = wwww, h:00 - h:59
GraphType = Line
MostActive = Most active hour of the week
# ** Need to see the data format, but probably want to do weekday hours and 
#    weekend hours
#Summary1 = [8-16],Work Hours (8:00am-4:59pm)
#Summary2 = [0-7,17-23],After Hours (5:00pm-7:59am)
Description = <<EOT
The Hour of the Week Summary shows an a breakdown of the the week into one-hour
periods. This can be extremely useful in determining when to schedule tasks for
off-hours running or for deciding what to set your peak- and off-hours billing
to if you run a hosting service.
EOT

[4_]
ShortName = QUARTERREP
LongName = Quarter-Hour Report
DataName = Quarter-Hour
ReportType = TimeReport
TimeFormat = mmm d, yyyy h:nn
GraphType = Line
MostActive = Most active quarter-hour
Average = Average quarter-hour
Description = <<EOT
The Quarter-Hour Report identifies the level of activity for each 15-minute 
interval within the report timeframe. Remember that one page hit can result 
in several server requests as the images for each page are loaded.
EOT

[6_]
ShortName = QUARTERSUM
LongName = Quarter-Hour Summary
DataName = Quarter-Hour
ReportType = TimeSummary
#TimeFormat = h:nn
TimeFormat = n
GraphType = Line
MostActive = Most active quarter-hour of the day
Description = <<EOT
The Quarter-Hour Summary shows an overview of site activity over the course of a
 day, broken down into fifteen-minute intervals. If your report has enough 
traffic this will give you a detailed graph of your site's load throughout the 
day.
EOT

[5_]
ShortName = FIVEREP
LongName = Five-Minute Report
DataName = Five-Minute Interval
ReportType = TimeReport
TimeFormat = mmm d, yyyy h:nn
GraphType = Line
MostActive = Most active five-minute interval
Average = Average five-minute interval
Description = <<EOT
The Five-Minute Report identifies the level of activity for each 5-minute 
interval within the report timeframe. Remember that one page hit can result 
in several server requests as the images for each page are loaded.
EOT

[7_]
ShortName = FIVESUM
LongName = Five-Minute Summary
DataName = Five-Minute Interval of the day
ReportType = TimeSummary
#TimeFormat = h:nn
TimeFormat = n
GraphType = Line
MostActive = Most active five minute interval of the day
Description = <<EOT
The Five-Minute Summary shows an overview of site activity over the course of a
day, broken down into five-minute intervals. If your report has enough traffic
this will give you a very detailed graph of your site's load throughout the day.
EOT

[S_]
ShortName = HOST
LongName = Host Report
DataName = Host Name
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = Most active host
Description = <<EOT
The Host Report identifies the top computers or ISPs (Internet service 
providers) of visitors to this site. 
EOT

[l]
ShortName = REDIRHOST
LongName = Host Redirection Report
DataName = Host Name
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = Host causing the most redirections
Description = <<EOT
The Host Redirection Report identifies the computers or ISPs that produce the
most redirections. Redirections are HTTP status codes that indicate the file the
visitor requested was found elsewhere. This is usually caused by a visitor not
typing the trailing slash on directories, but can also be caused by CGI scripts
used for tracking clickthroughs and campaigns.
EOT

[L_]
ShortName = FAILHOST
LongName = Host Failure Report
DataName = Host Name
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = Host causing the most failures
Description = <<EOT
The Host Failure Report shows the top computers or ISPs whose requests could not
be fulfilled. This is usually caused by a file not found ("404 Not Found")
error, but can also include server problems due to improperly written CGI
scripts.
EOT

[Z_]
ShortName = ORGANISATION
LongName = Organization Report
DataName = Organization
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
MostActive = Most active organization
GraphType = Pie
Description = <<EOT
The Organization Report attempts to list the organizations (companies, 
institutions, ISPs etc.) whose computers accessed your site. In general 
this is similar to the Domain report but shows the servers one level up
in the name-tree. This report can also show a hierarchy of servers within 
an organization. For example aol.com has many proxy-nnn.aol.com servers.
EOT

[o]
ShortName = DOMAIN
LongName = Domain Report
DataName = Domain Name
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
MostActive = Most active domain
GraphType = Pie
Description = <<EOT
The Domain Report identifies the top origins of visitors to this site. This 
is determined by the suffix of their domain name. Use this information 
carefully as this is based on where their domain name is registered and may 
not always be an accurate identifier of the actual geographic location of 
this visitor.  For example, while most .com domain names are from the United 
States, there are a growing number of .com domain names that 
exist outside the United States.
EOT

[r]
ShortName = REQUEST
LongName = Request Report
DataName = File Name
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
IncludeLinks = *.htm,*.html,*/
MostActive = Most popular request
Description = <<EOT
The Request Report identifies the most popular web pages on the site and 
how often they were accessed.
EOT

[i]
ShortName = DIRECTORY
LongName = Directory Report
DataName = Directory Name
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
GraphType = Bar,Pie
MostActive = Most requested directory
Description = <<EOT
The Directory Report analyzes accesses to this web site's directories. This 
information can be useful in determining the most requested areas.
EOT

[t]
ShortName = FILETYPE
LongName = File Type Report
DataName = File Type
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
GraphType = Bar
MostActive = Most requested file type
Description = <<EOT
The File Type Report identifies the type of information that is requested from 
the web site. GIF and JPG are the two types of graphic (image) files that are 
most commonly supported by web browsers. HTML (sometimes abbreviated HTM), ASP, 
and [directories] all represent actual pages. The number of image requests will 
almost always outnumber page requests as one page may contain several images.
EOT

[z]
ShortName = SIZE
LongName = File Size Report
DataName = File Size
ReportType = RangeReport
GraphType = Bar
MostActive = Most requested file size range
Description = <<EOT
The File Size Report categorizes the size of the file being requested. This 
can be useful in optimizing site performance. (Remember that on a 28.8Kps 
modem, it will take on average of 40 seconds to download 100Kb of data.)
EOT

[P_]
ShortName = PROCTIME
LongName = Processing Time Report
DataName = Processing Time
ReportType = RangeReport
MostActive = Most common processing time range
Description = <<EOT
The Processing Time report shows the time it took for your server (or your 
host's server) to process each request. The processing time is listed in 
seconds with a theoretical accuracy of milliseconds. <B>Note</B> if your 
processing time appears to be about 100-times too long, then you are probably 
hosted on an IIS system that reports in 100th second intervals rather than 
second intervals.
EOT

[E_]
ShortName = REDIR
LongName = Redirection Report
DataName = File Name
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
MostActive = Most redirected request
Description = <<EOT
The Redirection Report identifies those requests with an HTTP status code 
indicating that the user was directed to a different file 
than requested. The most common cause of these "errors" are when a visitor has 
incorrectly requested a directory name without the trailing slash. The 
server replies with a redirection ('you probably mean the following') and 
the user then makes a second connection to get the correct document.
EOT

[I_]
ShortName = FAILURE
LongName = Failure Report
DataName = File Name
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
MostActive = Most active failed request
Description = <<EOT
The Failure Report identifies requests that were made to the server that 
resulted in an error such as a '404 Document Not Found'.  These errors can 
be caused by a mistyped URL or a broken link on a referring page.
EOT

[f]
ShortName = REFERRER
LongName = Referring URL Report
DataName = URL
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
Truncate = 60
IncludeLinks = http://*
MostActive = Most active referrer URL
Description = <<EOT
The Referring URL Report identifies specific pages on the Internet that link 
to pages on this site. This can be helpful in knowing where traffic is 
coming from.
EOT

[s]
ShortName = REFSITE
LongName = Referring Site Report
DataName = Site URL
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
Truncate = 60
IncludeLinks = http://*
MostActive = Most active referrer site
Description = <<EOT
The Referring Site Report identifies sites on the Internet that have links 
to pages on this site. This can be helpful in knowing where traffic is 
coming from.
EOT

[N_]
ShortName = SEARCHQUERY
LongName = Search Query Report
DataName = Search Query
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = Most common search query
Description = <<EOT
The Search Query Report shows the queries that your sites visitors have sent 
to search engines to find your site. This only lists queries for search engines 
that have been defined and that provide this information in their referrer data.
This report is useful in determining what keyword and which search engines refer 
visitors to your site.
EOT

[n]
ShortName = SEARCHWORD
LongName = Search Word Report
DataName = Search Word
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = Most requested search word
Description = <<EOT
The Search Word Report is a summary of words that your visitors have asked search 
engines for that brought them to your site. You can use this to get a better 
idea of what your visitors are looking for when they come to your site.
EOT

[Y_]
ShortName = INTSEARCHQUERY
LongName = Internal Search Query Report
DataName = Search Query
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = Most common internal search query
Description = <<EOT
The Internal Search Query Report shows the complete queries that visitors have
used on the search engine on your site. This can help you understand what the
complete context of searches your visitors most often do. Sometimes this can
even give you insight for wording of links to improve visitor navigation on your
site.
EOT

[y]
ShortName = INSEARCHWORD
LongName = Internal Search Word Report
DataName = Search Word
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = Most common internal search word
Description = <<EOT
The Internal Search Word Report provides a summary of the words that your
visitors have used on the search engine on your site. You can use this to get a
good idea of what your visitors are having trouble finding on your site
EOT

[k]
ShortName = REDIRREF
LongName = Redirected Referrer Report
DataName = URL
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
MostActive = Most active redirected referrer
Description = <<EOT
The Redirected Referrer Report identifies where redirected page requests 
originated. This can be useful in determining what links are causing the 
system to redirect a request.
EOT

[K_]
ShortName = FAILREF
LongName = Failed Referrer Report
DataName = Site URL
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
Truncate = 60
MostActive = Most active failed referrer
Description = <<EOT
The Failed Referrer Report identifies where failed page requests originated. 
This often indicates a broken link on a referring page.
EOT

[B_]
ShortName = BROWSERREP
LongName = Browser Report
DataName = Browser Name
SmallFont = 1
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = Most active browser
Description = <<EOT
The Browser Report provides a detailed breakdown of the most popular web 
browsers used to visit this site. From this report it is also possible to 
identify which operating system and which version of the browser the visitor 
is using. For example:<br> Netscape Communicator 4.5, US English version 
running on Windows 95 would look like:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;<i>Mozilla/4.5 [en] 
(Win95; U)</i><br>MSIE 4.01 running on Windows 98 would look like: 
<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;<i>Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.01; Windows 98)</i>.
EOT

[b]
ShortName = BROWSERSUM
LongName = Browser Summary
DataName = Browser Type
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
GraphType = Bar,Pie
MostActive = Most active browser type
Description = <<EOT
The Browser Summary identifies the most popular web browsers used to visit 
this site.<BR> Browsers are broken down by recognized categories such as 
Netscape Navigator/Communicator, Microsoft Internet Explorer, WebTV, Opera 
and the like. Within each category is also a subgroup by version number 
such as 'MSIE 5.0' or 'Netscape 4.5'.
EOT

[p]
ShortName = OSREP
LongName = Operating System Report
DataName = Operating System
ReportType = HierarchicalReport
MostActive = Most popular operating system
GraphType = Pie
Description = <<EOT
The Operating System Report lists the operating system your visitors are 
running for visitors whose browser types you know. Not all browsers provide 
this information and not all visitors provide browser information, but what 
is provided, is summarized here.
EOT

[v]
ShortName = VHOST
LongName = Virtual Host Report
DataName = Virtual Host Name
ReportType = Simple
GraphType = Bar
MostActive = Most active virtual host
Description = <<EOT
The Virtual Host report provides summary information about the virtual hosts 
(or sub-host or sub-domain) that are hosted within your site. This is 
especially useful as an ISP to monitor the usage and traffic on each of 
the domains you host.
EOT

[R_]
ShortName = REDIRVHOST
LongName = Virtual Host Redirection Report
DataName = Virtual Host
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = Virtual host causing the most redirections
Description = <<EOT
The Virtual Host Redirection Report lists the top virtual hosts (or sub-hosts or
sub-domains) hosted on your server, ranked by the number of redirections they
caused. Redirections are HTTP status codes that indicate the visitor was directed
to a different file than the one requested. This is usually caused by visitors
forgetting the trailing slash on a directory or CGI scripts for tracking 
clickthroughs or advertising campaigns.
EOT

[M_]
ShortName = FAILVHOST
LongName = Virtual Host Failure Report
DataName = Virtual Host
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = Virtual host causing the most failures
Description = <<EOT
The Virtual Host Failure Report lists the virtual hosts (or sub-hosts or
sub-domains) causing the most failures on your system. Failures are usually
"404 Not Found" errors (from a mistyped URL or broken link), but can also 
include server errors (such as improperly written CGI scripts).
EOT

[u]
ShortName = USER
LongName = User Report
DataName = User Name
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = Most active user
Description = <<EOT
The User Report identifies any user that has successfully
logged into a secure area within the site. The majority of the 
accesses to a web page are anonymous, so they will not appear in this 
report.
EOT

[j]
ShortName = REDIRUSER
LongName = User Redirection Report
DataName = User Name
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = User name causing the most redirections
Description = <<EOT
The User Redirection Report identifies the top users on your site who are being
redirected to other pages. This only covers users who logged in (or
authenticated) through the webserver's login system. As most users use anonymous
access, they can not be tracked.
EOT

[J_]
ShortName = FAILUSER
LongName = User Failure Report
DataName = User Name
ReportType = Simple
MostActive = User name causing the most failures
Description = <<EOT
The User Failure Report lists user names that were used in an attempt to 
gain access to a secure area within the site but were denied access. Access 
can be denied for two reasons: either the password was entered incorrectly 
or the user name was not valid.
EOT

[c]
ShortName = STATUS
LongName = Status Code Report
DataName = Status Code
ReportType = Simple
GraphType = Pie
MostActive = Most common status code
Description = <<EOT
The Status Code Report lists the HTML headers returned to the client from 
the server. For example a status '200 OK' means that the requested page or 
image was found and the server will now send it. A '404 Document Not Found' 
means that the requested page or image cannot be found on this server at the 
specified location. This can occur if the client mistyped a URL or clicks on 
a broken link. A complete list of the HTTP status codes can be found at 
<a href = 'http://www.w3.org/Protocols/HTTP/1.0/spec.html#Status-Codes' target = '_blank'>HTTP Working Group</a>.
EOT

[q]
ShortName = QUICK
LongName = Quick Summary
DataName = Quick Summary
ReportType = QuickSummary
Description = <<EOT
The Quick Summary shows the peak entries for the entire web site. This report 
gives the number of hits for each peak entry and the percent of the total hits 
for the web site this represents for the reporting time frame.
EOT