Re: complete list of accessed files?

Jeremy Wadsack schrieb:
> ...

> However, I'm not sure that answers your original question. Analog's 
> reports will show the top number of results based on FLOOR settings. 
> You can change the floor for a given report to have it show more data. 
> For example, this will show all requests (because everything has at 
> least one request):
>
> REQFLOOR 1r

I introduced this setting (REQFLOOR 1r) now in my config file, I also 
included
FILEINCLUDE *.pdf

Still I don't see a single .pdf in the list of requested files (last 
listing in the report).
I have about 3000 .pdf file requests in the original apache access_log file.

I assume the file extension (FILEINCLUDE syntax) isn't case sensitive.
>
> See http://analog.cx/docs/othreps.html#FLOOR for details.
>
> Also, if you just want a report that shows PDF, you can use the 
> FILEINCLUDE to get that (assuming no previous FILEEXCLUDEs exist in 
> your config):
>
> FILEINCLUDE *.pdf
>
> As you'll find if you peruse the archives of this list, PDF requests 
> often show multiple times for a given file because some versions of 
> Adobe Acrobat Reader will load a page at a time from the server. So 
> the number of requests to the PDF may be higher than the actual number 
> of reads.
>
> As HTTP is stateless and cached, there's no accurate way to ensure 
> that you know how many actual read you had.
OK. Good to know. I just would like to know about a possible increase 
over all, assuming the behaviour of the clients remains the same.

--
Christoph Kukulies

> --
> Jeremy Wadsack
>
> On Fri, Jul 24, 2009 at 9:52 AM, Christoph Kukulies <[email protected] 
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
>     Our marketing people are interested in how often certain .PDF
>     documents accessed (downloaded)
>     but depending on the hit statistics these do not appear in the
>     listed files (only under others).
>
>     I already thought of putting index.htm (the most accessed files in
>     folders and subfolders)
>     on the FILEEXCLUDE list. This doesn't seem to work.
>
>     FILEEXCLUDE index.htm
>
>     doesn't make it disappear in the statistics of accessed files.
>
>     --
>     Christoph
>
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