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- Committer: Bazaar Package Importer
- Author(s): Christian Perrier
- Date: 2007-02-11 14:33:06 UTC
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calamaris.1
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.TH CALAMARIS 1 "$Date: 2003/05/14 21:22:37 $" Handmade "Calamaris Manual"
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.SH NAME
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calamaris \- generate statistic out of log files from Proxy-Cache-Servers
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.SH SYNOPSIS
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.TH "CALAMARIS" "1" "$Date: 2006-03-19 17:52:48 $" "Handmade" "Calamaris Manual"
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.SH "NAME"
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.B calamaris
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- generate text and graphical statistics out of log files from
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Proxy-Cache-Servers
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.SH "SYNOPSIS"
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cat log |
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.B calamaris
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[ calamaris_options ]
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.SH DESCRIPTION
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.B Calamaris
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is used to produce statistical output from
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.BR Squid ,
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.B NetCache,
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.B Inktomi Traffic Server,
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.B Oops! proxy server,
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.B Compaq Tasksmart,
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.B Cisco Content Engines
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or related Proxy log files. The resulting output can be
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.I ascii
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or
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.IR html .
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It is possible to cache calculated data in a file to use them in later runs.
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This manual page describes the options of
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.B Calamaris
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and gives a few examples.
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.SH OPTIONS
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[ --config-file .../calamaris.conf ] [ switches ]
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.SH "DESCRIPTION"
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.B Calamaris
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is used to produce statistical output from \fBSquid\fR, \fBNetCache\fR,
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\fBInktomi Traffic Server\fR, \fBOops! proxy server\fR,
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\fBCompaq Tasksmart\fR, \fBCisco Content Engines\fR or related Proxy log
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files. The resulting output can be ascii or html with or without graphic
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and with or without frames. It is possible to cache calculated data in a
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file to use them in later runs.
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This manual page describes the options of \fBCalamaris\fR and gives a few
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examples.
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.SH "OPTIONS"
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.SS Configuration File
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.TP
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.I --config-file file
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Not all reports and modification can be made through command-line-switches.
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To use all options of Calamaris you\'ll have to use the configuration file.
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You'll find the configuration-directives below, always inside of braces.
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Examples are in the calamaris.conf which should come with this package.
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.SS Reports
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.I -a
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all: extracts all reports available,
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.I -a
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.I --all-useful-reports|-a
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extracts all useful reports available,
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.I --all-useful-reports
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equals
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.IR "-D 10 -d 20 -P 60 -r 20 -s -t 20" .
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.I -d n
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domain report: switches the top level and the second level report on. The
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data is derived from the URL. The output is limited by n. (-1 is unlimited)
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.I -p type
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peak report: Measures the peaks of the Proxy usage in requests per second,
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per minute and per hour. It reports peaks for TCP, UDP and ALL requests. If
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set to
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.I --size-distribution-report 10
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.I --domain-report 20
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.I --performance-report 60
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.I --requester-report 20
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.I --status-report
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.I --type-report 20
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.I --response-time-report
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.I --errorcode-distribution-report
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.I --domain-report|-d n ($domain_report)
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switches the top level and the second level report on. The data is derived
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from the URL. The output is limited by n. (-1 is unlimited)
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.I --domain-report-limit n ($domain_report_limit)
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limit the domain-report to lines which have n or more requests.
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.I --domain-report-n-level|-N n ($domain_report_n_level)
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All URL-Host reports will be switched from 2nd-level to n-level-reports. (-1
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shows a full urlhost-report)
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This option is only useful with activated domain-report.
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.I --errorcode-distribution-report ($errorcode_distribution_report)
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shows the Response code distribution over all objects
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.I ($object_freshness_report)
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shows the freshness of objects in your cache.
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.B Calamaris
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looks for freshness tags like 'TCP_HIT', 'TCP_REFRESH_MISS', ... and make
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statistics on it. With this information you can optimize the caching behaviour
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of your cache depending on the objects content type. E.g. squid admins could
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use this information to configure the refresh_pattern. This option needs more
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configuration in the configuration-file.
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.I --peak-report|-p type ($peak_report)
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Measures the peaks of the Proxy usage in requests per second, per minute and
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per hour. It reports peaks for TCP, UDP and ALL requests. If set to
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.I 'old'
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these values were calculated with the old slow method, if set to
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the new faster (but still slow) method is used.
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.I -P n
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performance report: Shows the throughput of TCP requests for every n minutes.
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.I -r n
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requester report: Switches the UDP and TCP requester reports on. The output
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is limited by n. (-1 is unlimited)
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.I -R n
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Requested report: adds to each line of the requester report the requested
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URLs. The output is limited by n. (-1 is unlimited, and can result in very
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very long reports.)
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.I --performance-report|-P n ($performance_report)
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Shows the throughput of TCP requests for every n minutes.
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.I --performance-report-adjust|-T n ($performance_report_adjust)
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Time: Adjust the Performancereport in minutes for non GMT-Timezoners.
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Switches the UDP and TCP requester reports on. The output is limited by n.
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(-1 is unlimited)
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.I --requester-report-no-dns-lookup|-n ($requester_report_no_dns_lookup)
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Switches the IP lookup for the requesters off.
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.I --requester-report-use-user-info|-u ($requester_report_use_user_info)
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Switches the usage of eventually available ident information for requester
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reports on.
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This breaks the privacy of your users! (see PRIVACY-Section below)
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.I --requester-report-with-targets|-R n ($requester_report_with_targets)
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adds to each line of the requester report the requested URLs. The output is
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limited by n. (-1 is unlimited, and can result in very very long reports.)
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below)
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status report: alters the default behaviour of
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.I --response-time-report ($response_time_report)
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sums up the time distribution over all objects
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This array defines the time steps, which should be reported in the
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response-time-report.
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.I --size-distribution-report|-D n ($size_distribution_report)
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shows size-based distribution of requested objects, smaller numbers result in
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more verbose reports. (choose 2, 10 or 100 for useful output.)
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alters the default behaviour of
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.I -t n
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type report: switches the content type and the file extension report on. The
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output is limited by n. (-1 is unlimited)
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Distribution Histogram: shows size-based distribution of requested objects,
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smaller numbers result in more verbose reports. (choose 2, 10 or 100 for
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Allocation report: shows how different sized objects perform on your Proxy.
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format: sets the type of input logfiles. If set to
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.I --type-report|-t n ($type_report)
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switches the content type and the file extension report on. The output is
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.I --type-report-ignore-case|-c ($type_report_ignore_case)
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Switch to case-insensitive. This is useful for the 'Requested extensions'
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report.
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sets the type of input logfiles. If set to
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tries to guess the input file format. This is the Default.
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will stop with an error.
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enabled or
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(This only enables parsing of these kind of logfile, the additional
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.B Squid V1.1.alpha1-V1.1.beta25.
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.B Calamaris
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.B NetCache up to V4.x.
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(Please see the README on this.)
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.B NetCache
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up to V4.x. (Please see the README on this.)
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.I 'its'
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.B Calamaris
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.B Compaq Tasksmart,
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V5.x)
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expects Logfiles in Netscape Extended-1 or Netscape Extended-2
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.I --ipfilter-exclude IP/range ($ipfilter_exclude)
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1.1.1.1/255.255.255.255:1.1.2.0/255.255.255.0
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IP list separated by ':'
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.I --ipfilter-include IP/range ($ipfilter_include)
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no IPs are analyzed, except IP/range. Format: see --ipfilter-exclude
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.I --no-input|-z ($no_input)
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.I ($formats[n])
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.I --logo|-l string ($logo)
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.I --output-format html or html-frame
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.I --meta|-M string ($meta)
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HTML-Report. Useful if you want to add Stylesheets or something to the Report.
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all output is given in html with tables without HTML-Headers. Useful for
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indication along with the numbers. the indication moves up to the header of
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logo: add a custom string to a HTML-Report. It'll be added to a table on the
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.I -U string
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.I --output-path ($output_path)
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output calamaris statistics to /path. In case of graph output, the graphics
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alter the filename of --output-path.
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.I --output-file-prefix ($output_file_prefix)
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.I --output-file
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.I %t
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.I %h
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.I --hostname
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.I --show-reports|-S n[,n[,n[,...]]] ($show_reports)
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following numbers are defined:
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any faster, the internal calculations will be done as the report-switches
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defines how many datasets should be drawn on the graph. 30 is a good value,
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but you can play with this. if $x_scale gets to big, you're on your own ;-)
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.I --output-file-prefix.
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the number of 'others' is likely wrong everywhere.
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stores a summary of the computed information in
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no lookup: Switches the IP lookup for the requesters off.
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Order: Changes the sort order in the reports to request size, default is
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Interval: defines which time-interval should be parsed. t has to be the
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Cord Beermann <Cord@Wunder-Nett.org>,
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maintainer of the Debian package. Maintenance is now taken over by
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Version of this manpage: $Id: calamaris.1,v 1.28 2003/05/14 21:22:37 cord Exp $
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It describes the usage of Calamaris V2.58 and later.
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Copyright (C) 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003 Cord Beermann
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This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
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the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software
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version.
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versions of the same name and/or Version number. (This is not part of the
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Loggerhead is a web-based interface for Breezy
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