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# Customized settings for Calamaris
# $Id$

# This file is written with few assumptions:
# 1. Calamaris is run AFTER logrotate.
# 2. Old logs are compressed (gzipped).
# 3. Logs are rotated daily.

# Arguments passed to Calamaris. See calamaris(1) man page for details.
# Default is "-a" which produces all kinds, except for peek, of reports:
# domain (-d 20), performance (-P 60), requester (-r -1), status (-s) and type
# (-t 20).
#CALAMARIS_ARGS="-a"

# Reports can be generated as plain-text or HTML. This variable selects format
# in which reports will be saved (if you enable saving them later in this
# file). Can be "plain" or "HTML". Default is "HTML" and if this is OK for you,
# you don't have to set this variable.
#SAVE_FORMAT="HTML"

# If reports are saved in http daemons directory, they should have correct
# permissions and owner, so the daemon can read them. This can be changed
# only when calamaris is run as root (insecure!)

# By default user and group are not set the permissions are "u=rw,g=r,o=r". You
# can use any syntax accepted by chown and chmod.
#SAVE_OWNER="root.http"
#SAVE_PERM="u=rw,g=r,o=r"

# This piece of HTML code is inserted at top of reports generated in HTML
# format. Default is shown below.
#HTML_LOGO="<H1>Caching Proxy Statistics</H1>"

# This variable selects format of reports sent via email. Can be "plain" or
# "HTML". Default is "plain" and if this is OK for you, you don't have to set
# this variable.
#SEND_FORMAT="plain"

# If you choose to have reports delivered via email, they will be sent to
# this address. Default is "root" and if this is OK for you, you don't have
# to set this variable.
#SEND_TO="root"

# What to do with daily statistics. Can be "save", "send" or both. If empty,
# daily statistics aren't generated. Default is "send" and if this is OK for
# you, you don't have to set this variable.
#DAILY_ACTION="send"

# Top directory where to save output files
OUTPUT_DIR="/home/services/httpd/html/cache_log"

# Logs to parse in order to create daily stats. Because of assumption that
# this script is run *after* logrotate, log file is already gzipped. There
# is no default. You have to put something here.
# DAILY_FILES="/var/log/archive/squid/access.log.1.gz"
DAILY_FILES=$(ls -1t /var/log/archive/squid/access.log-*.gz | head -n 1)

# Where to save daily stats. Ignored if DAILY_ACTION doesn't contain "save".
# There is no default. You have to put something here.
DAILY_SAVE_AS="$OUTPUT_DIR/daily.html"

# What to do with weekly statistics. Can be "save", "send" or both. If empty,
# weekly statistics aren't generated. Default is "send" and if this is OK for
# you, you don't have to set this variable.
#WEEKLY_ACTION="send"

# Logs to parse in order to create weekly stats. Because of assumption that
# this script is run *after* logrotate, all log files are already gzipped.
# There is no default. You have to put something here.
# WEEKLY_FILES=/var/log/archive/squid/access.log.{7,6,5,4,3,2,1}*
WEEKLY_FILES=/var/log/archive/squid/access.log-*.gz

# Where to save weekly stats. Ignored if WEEKLY_ACTION doesn't contain "save".
# There is no default. You have to put something here.
WEEKLY_SAVE_AS="$OUTPUT_DIR/weekly.html"