openbsd-ports/www/wwwcount/files/count.cfg.sample
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[version]
2.5
##-- options section
; If auto_file_creation=Yes, then the users can create data files. It IS
; dangerous to set this option to Yes.
#
; strict_mode=Yes or No. Run the program in strict mode or not. It's a good
; idea to set this option to Yes.
#
; allow_rgb_database=Yes or No. Convenient to use because colorname e.g., red,
; gold etc can be used instead of rgb components of the color, however it is
; very inefficient to lookup. If your site is busy, set this option to No.
#
; count_reload=Yes or No. It is a good idea to set this option to No. But
; you've to set this option to Yes if you are running a proxy server.
; Normally set this option to Yes.
#
; log_error_messages=Yes or No. If your site is extremely busy and if the
; counter generates lots of logs, set this option to No. Normally set this
; option to Yes.
#
; show_error_messages_to_browsers=Yes or No. Set this option to No if you're
; concerned with privacy and you're sure that the counter works perfectly.
; If you set this option to No, you will not see error messages.
[options]
auto_file_creation=No
strict_mode=No
allow_rgb_database=Yes
count_reload=No
log_error_messages=No
show_error_messages_to_browsers=Yes
; You can specify IP address of the hosts you want to ignore from counting.
; netmasks can be used to ignore an entire network or a specific range of
; hosts in the network. Read the counter documentation to know about
; netmasks. Wild card can be used as well. one item per line.
;
[ignore IPs]
192.168.1.1
;
; All possible names and IP addresses by which your host can be referred.
; These hosts can access the counter remotely or locally. Host running
; the http server must exist here. Wild card can be used. one item per line.
;
[authorized]
host.some.domain
host
192.168.1.1
test.counter.com