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--- tips:logging [2011-04-05 10:25] – [Ultimate Statistics] 213.61.134.52
+++ tips:logging [2017-09-25 13:43] (current) – old revision restored (2016-02-09 08:16) bactram
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 :!: [note by J.-F. Lalande] Using the information and code provided on this page, I created the [[plugin:logstats|logstats plugin]] that generate an entry in access.log for each access of a page of dokuwiki. You can see details and download on my [[http://sds.ensi-bourges.fr/howto/doku.php?id=wiki:logstats|logstat plugin page]].
 ===== Log File Format =====
-Both solutions will use the NCSA combined or NCSA extended log file format. This log file format is very popular and often used be web servers like apache. Many report generators can read this format and create nice reports from it. Because of this fantastic support by external programs Dokuwiki doesn't need any built-in reporting functionality itself.
+Both solutions will use the NCSA combined or NCSA extended log file format. This log file format is very popular and often used on web servers like apache. Many report generators can read this format and create nice reports from it. Because of this fantastic support by external programs Dokuwiki doesn't need any built-in reporting functionality itself.
 Report generators that could be used are (only some examples, list far from complete):
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 If you choose to use AWStats to process your logs, then here are some tips on configuration options that give you some more control over how DokuWiki accesses are shown.
-  * By defualt, AWStats does not keep track of the parameters after a "?" in the URL. So all your wiki accesses will appear as hits on the one page "doku.php". If you want to see which pages in the wiki are being accessed then you can enable tracking of parameters.
+  * By default, AWStats does not keep track of the parameters after a "?" in the URL. So all your wiki accesses will appear as hits on the one page "doku.php". If you want to see which pages in the wiki are being accessed then you can enable tracking of parameters.
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 URLWithQuery=1 # Set this to "1" to enable tracking of URL parameters