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Configuration - Step 7 - ReverseDNS
Few more options to affine your output. Reverse DNS allow you to map IP to hostname, useful if your logfile contains only IP number.
Spip URL Mapping
Spip host database
Host where spip is running
Spip port database
Port used to connect to the spip database
Spip database user login
User to query to the database
Spip database password
Password to query to the database
Display options
URL Mapping
Yes
No
(You will have the name of the html file (title) instead of the URL, you will need to launch cron-url)
Default homepage
(The name of the file called when accessing a directory : Apache DirectoryIndex filename)
Click here for examples
index.html
default.htm
User alias
(User's directory own HTML files
Apache UserDir directive should be enable, if not leave this field blank
Click here for examples
public_html
www
Daily traffic graph :
(The graph will show you HTML or all files traffic for external, local or both)
RSS
RSS file :
Click here for examples
/rss.xml
/rss/news.xml
(Put files which are used for RSS syndication)
IP translation
Reverse DNS :
Yes
No
(Will convert IP address to hostname using DNS server but
VERY
slow !)
Get country code from IP :
Geo::IP
Yes
No
Geo::IPfree
Yes
No
(Will convert IP to hostname using a local database file)
(If you choose one of them, you will need to install the associated perl module)
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Path of your yellow file :
(Name server resource for a local network)
-
/usr/local/nis (Unix)
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