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#
# Logstats configuration file.
#
#
# Manufacturer Codes
#
# Manufacturer codes are used to identify the browser manufacturer for
# reporting purposes. The rules below are evaluated from the bottom-up,
# stopping at the first match.
#
# Important: If an manufacturer is not found in the following list,
# it is put in the special bucket 'Unknown'
#
# Versions are ignored for manufacturers whose name
# begins with Robot or Compatible
#
[manufacturers]
Netscape= Mozilla*
Compatible (Netscape)= *compatible*
Robot= Scooter* BSE-Slurp* Slurp* Infoseek* Lycos* Surfbot* WebCrawler* WebWhacker* Architext* net.Sweep* ZeusBench* NetJet* POPULUS* MOMspider* UUNET* Roverbot* *libwww* *Robot*
Robot= *Harvest* fly* Site-Tech* vspider* Gulliver* WebCheck* WebWalker* WiseWire* NASBot* CyberSpider* KIT_Fireball* Scooter* EmailSiphon* NCN-ultraseek* PointCast* *archiver*
Offline-Reader= Flashnavi* MailCast*
Proxy= SProxy*
Prodigy= PRODIGY*
MSProxy= MSProxy*
WebSurfer= NetManage*
AOL= IWENG* *AOL* aolbrowser*
Microsoft IE= *MSIE* Microsoft*
Robot= *MSIECrawler*
Lotus-Notes= Lotus* *Notes*
WebTV= *WebTV*
Opera= *Opera*
WebVCR= WebVCR*
Ipswitch Agent= Ipswitch*
Java Browser= Java* JDK*
NCSA Mosaic= NCSA*
IBM-WebExplorer= IBM*
Lynx= Lynx*
Quarterdeck= Quarterdeck*
SPRY Mosaic= SPRY*
OmniWeb= OmniWeb*
Spyglass= Spyglass*
Netcom= NetCruiser* NETCOMplete*
#
# Operating Systems
#
# Operating system codes are used to identify the operating system of
# the browser client for reporting purposes. The rules below are evaluated
# from the bottom-up, stopping at the first match.
#
# Important: If an OS is not found in the following list,
# it is put in the special bucket 'Unknown'
#
[operating systems]
Unix= *X11*
OS/2= *OS/2*
Macintosh= *Mac*
Win32= *32bit* *Windows* *WinNT* *Win95* *win32*
Win16= *Win16* *16bit* *16-bit* *3.1)*
# PAGES
#
# Page codes are used to coaless specific page and/or directory hits into
# readable categories.
#
# Note: A match is signified by the match of the significant characters
# in the URI with the value in the second column below.
#
# If a '*' token terminates the right hand string, then only
# the first significant characters must match.
#
# The 'Default Page' is always appended to directory requests, so
# i.e. /bob/ becomes /bob/index.htm
#
[pages]
Help Document Hits = /help*
Search Site Hits = /search*