Configuration - Step 3 -

Choose the logfile format. Select the one your server produces. If you are using your own format, describe the values you are using in your logfile. Each value is a '%string'. If not found in the list, use %null instead. Use a space to separate value.

	Standard logfile
	Your own logfile

Do you log several domains in your logfile ? Yes No

If you are using a dedicated Spamassassin logfile

Spam logfile

If you are using split logfiles, you should specify the log filename structure

Fields available	%prefixlog (Constant string) %day (Day in 01 - 31 range) %smallday (Day in 1 - 31 range) %month (Month in 01 - 12 range) %smallmonth (Month in 1 - 12 range) %lettermonth (Month in Jan - Dec range) %smallyear (Year in 2 digits number) %year (Year in 4 digits number) %hour (Hour in 2 digits number) %min (Minute in 2 digits number) %sec (Second in 2 digits number) %rotate (Apache rotating index number)
Logfilename	Click here for example %prefixlog.%day-%month-%year (access_log.01-01-1998) %year.%month.%day.%prefixlog (1998.03.31.raw) %prefixlog.%year%lettermonth (access_log.1998Mar) %prefixlog%smallyear%month%day.log (in990330.log) %prefixlog.%rotate (access_log.2.gz) %prefixlog.%year%month%day%hour%min%sec (rmaccess.log.20010415232655) %prefixlog-%day-%month-%year.log (le-stefiprabaiba.org-31-10-2006.log.gz) If you are using compressed logfiles, don't add suffix in this string.

If your logfiles are stored on another server, you can retrieve them before running the stats (they should be located in a password protected web directory).

Remote log files Yes No

If you compress your logfiles, give the following informations :

Compressed log files Yes No