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Daniel Bond (author)
Wed Oct 08 02:26:47 -0700 2008
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INSTALL | Wed Oct 08 02:26:47 -0700 2008 | [Daniel Bond] |
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README
XMLReports is a fork of webalizer, our favorite web-analysis software. The difference is that XMLReports only outputs XML-files (no PNG Charts, no HTML), which makes the output highly customizable. Also we have introduced a new switch (-z URI), which adds a XSL stylesheet header in the XML-files. Most browsers support XSL Transformation, so one use could be to have the browser transform the XML into HTML directly. As another example of use, could be to have a crontab calling "xsltproc", that mails out montly reports in a format suited for mail. For instructions about installing, see the file named INSTALL.




